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A journal of art + literature engaging with nature, culture, the environment & ecology

The Tiger Moth Review

Sep 27
Sep 27 Nature

Esther Vincent
Issue 2

Like you, at times

when grief pours down on me,

nothing can ease the pain

but nature

He who created the original paradise, promised to restore what was lost
Sep 20

Sep 20 He who created the original paradise, promised to restore what was lost

Esther Vincent
Issue 2

Paradise islands are highly desirable places. But does paradise truly exist?

Sep 13
Sep 13 The Climb

Esther Vincent
Issue 2

There is a way of breathing

known to those who’ve

walked to the sky on stones and ice

Mirror
Sep 6

Sep 6 Mirror

Esther Vincent
Issue 2

In these works, I depict art and life as parallel, a mirror to each other’s reflection.

Aug 30
Aug 30 Nessus Sphinx Moth

Esther Vincent
Issue 2

In the middle of June, running

my fingers through the tangled vines

of the potted Calibrochoa

Aug 23
Aug 23 Two poems by Euginia Tan

Esther Vincent
Issue 2

their sightings caused

more of a ruckus than awe.

Constrained Crane
Aug 16

Aug 16 Constrained Crane

Esther Vincent
Issue 2

I am often drawn to the discarded and forgotten, perhaps because of the untold stories those items represent.

Aug 16
Aug 16 Articulated Crane

Esther Vincent
Issue 2

If there are wings, let them be strong, dark-burnished as oxidized metal

that was pulled from earth, hardened with fire, spread to the air.

Aug 12
Aug 12 New flora

Esther Vincent
Issue 2

There is a new kind of flora

One less malleable

Though still most likely to endure

Aug 10
Aug 10 Two Poems by Ko Ko Thett

Esther Vincent
Issue 2

How many men does it take to shoulder the casket of an elephant? How many teak plants needed to make an elephantine coffin?

Tribute to Inuka
Aug 9

Aug 9 Tribute to Inuka

Esther Vincent
Issue 2

Aug 9
Aug 9 Elegy for a Silent Stalker

Esther Vincent
Issue 2

Who wouldn’t be a polar bear in the tropics?

A solitary last emperor, an Arctic ambassador

paddling a marionette dance in his own lagoon

Aug 2
Aug 2 The Ant Queen

Esther Vincent
Issue 2

With my own jaws,
I chewed off my wings.

They nourished me till
my first eggs were laid.

Mālama
Jul 26

Jul 26 Mālama

Esther Vincent
Issue 2

A Pu'olo is a gift or offering. A sacred Hawaiian precept goes "Anywhere you go, take an offering with you".

Jul 19
Jul 19 Sunflowers

Esther Vincent
Issue 2

this is how they begin, until the steadily humming morning peeks out from over the horizon to make everything a part of its yellow glow.

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