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" Sackville poets Marilyn Lerch and Geordie Miller warned an audience of about 35 people gathered outside Struts Gallery on Friday that we have less than a decade to save the planet and that poetry won’t be enough to do it.
“If things continue to go like this, [with a] system organized around the accumulation of capital, profit maximization, all of that, what we’re living through is incompatible with saving the human species and the planet,” Miller said.
“And that I learned from Marilyn’s work and from her poetry,” he added. “She writes about that a lot and quite sharply.”
Miller was responding to Lerch’s call for radical change.
“Something has to give,” she said.
“There has to be some kind of coming together of the peasantry who are affected by climate change and the proletariat, some kind of massive international movement [and] I think it’s going to happen if we don’t destroy everything first.”
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