Friday, January 15, 2021: It’s a new year, so hello world! I know, I know…that first phrase seems like a test post. While allwildlike.com has been up and running now for a number of months, in many ways this is a test post. This is the first post of its kind….
In this article, we look at simple little poems perfect for anyone just learning how to write with accented-syllabics: cinquains. This is part 4 of a continually evolving section on poetry. If you’re looking on the methodology of how to start working with nature to craft poetry, click on the link…
A history of hiking? You’re likely thinking, “why? Isn’t hiking just walking?” Yeah, you’re basically right. This is one of those action-packed nerd-posts that evolved from a late-night Google search urged on by a potent Christmas ale. It’s akin to who invented homework? or When did they come up with socks? Before you hit…
In this article, we look at a structured poem with humble beginnings: villanelles. This is part 3 of a continually evolving section on poetry. If you’re looking on the methodology of how to start working with nature to craft poetry, click on the link here. If you’re looking for a form…
Nature Poetry Forms Today we’re going to focus on two poetry forms in this article: the haiku and free-verse. I discuss them briefly, as well as give some ideas as how to implement them in nature poetry. This is part 2 of a continually evolving, multipart article. If you’re looking…
I touched briefly in another article on how I was an outdoor-based teacher. (If you’re interested, the article is about using hiking to deal with anxiety, so give it a read!) In this article, I’m going to dive into a little more depth on one facet of my outdoor lessons. Get out…