The Pastoraclasm by John Kinsella John Donne his 'I' speaks for a

his 'I' speaks for a reluctant 'us'

many poems are only two to five short lines long

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The Pastoraclasm by John Kinsella John Donne his 'I' speaks for aDeparting from Virgils Eclogues, The Pastoraclasm is an urgent environmental address to humans, nature and vegetable gardens. During pandemic lockdowns, poet John Kinsella realised that he would have to garden not because he enjoys it but because his family, who live in the bush, would need whatever he could grow. Fierce summers, fire danger, and only having access to rainwater tank water refusing to drain the aquifer further by using one of the two