Mina Gorji and Tim Cresswell, two poets embracing the interconnectivity of the human and natural worlds, share a selection of their poems. Gorji’s second collection, Scale, was published last summer, and brings equal focus to poems of the microscopic as to the galactic, all with a tender, human perspective. Likewise Cresswell, a Professor of Human Geography at Royal Holloway, brings a scientist’s forensic eye to his work on mankind’s impact on our lived environment. Two fabulous eco-poets for your Sunday morning delectation.

Mina Gorji is a poet and scholar of Romantic and Contemporary Poetry and is an Associate Professor in English and fellow of Pembroke College, Cambridge. Tim Cresswell is a geographer and poet based at the University of Edinburgh who writes on themes of place, mobility, and poetics.