Ten poems about climate change, chosen by literary experts, showcase the emotional depth and urgency of environmental issues. From Paula Meehan’s Death of a Field, which critiques the impact of economic development in Ireland, to Emi Mahmoud’s Di Baladna (Our Land), which addresses the human side of climate-driven displacement, each piece offers a unique perspective. Lord Byron’s Darkness captures the aftermath of a volcanic eruption, while Percy Bysshe Shelley’s Mont Blanc reflects on the fears of global cooling. Vicki Feaver’s Prayer at Seventy poignantly intertwines personal and planetary anxieties, and Jessica Traynor’s Walrus evokes a mother’s concerns for her child amid climate breakdown. These poems not only highlight the realities of climate change but also inspire hope and action, urging readers to engage with the pressing issues of our time.