Poetry, Canadian
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Don't Take Any Wooden Nickels
by Judy A. Brulotte
A childhood memory of life on the farm in the 1920's through the 1960's--- Kerosene lamps, wood burning stove and furnace and dugout water. Dad's English roots and Mom's French roots, a family of eight children including the Friday child. The farm ...
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Equinox
Songs of Illumination Sung in Solidarity by Graeme P. Martell
Equinox is a unique collection of stream-of-consciousness poetry, told from the perspective of the imagination, whose focus is decidedly spiritual and consciousness-expanding. With these thoughtful, inspirational contemplations, the author hopes his ...
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Daydreaming On A Train to Canada
(On My Way) by R R Pravin
Daydreaming On A Train to Canada (On My Way) represents musings running through a modern immigrant passenger’s mind aboard a train ride to Canada; a modern immigrant passenger who has been around the world and has finally decided to settle down in ...
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A Hearts Humble Heeding
by Redwing
This is a composition of poems from the heart, imperfect and unformed, they are a tap into the cosmos of emotions. A moment in time of growth and letting go. On a souls journey, to reach out to the self and other, to connect and feel peace within. ...
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Little Hugs
Encouragement for your Soul by Raman Mander
My arms are spread wide, Knowing God is my parachute Through the adrenaline and unknown... Full of spirited energy and electrifying emotions, Little Hugs consists of poetry and prose that leaves the reader feeling connected and curious. Raman ...
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L'Oeil Du Minuit
by Richard William Kirkpatrick-Thorne
This Is What A Man Sees In A Meeting Of Words, That Worlds Out Of Time Can Not. The Passages From Once Absurdity And Then Free-Falling Out Of Such A Cradle... To Then Grasp A Notion To Formations Of Seemingly Jumbled Vocalitys... InTo Sharpness And ...
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Verbal Assault
by E. W. Davis
"E.W. Davis was born in Brantford, Ontario on July 4, 1951. He is the fifth child of twelve and is considered to be somewhat of a whacko. He possesses absolutely no educational foundation and yet continues to write at a level equal to any patient in ...
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Are You In There?
by Conny (Whittaker) Saunders
Life is full of excitement. Life is choosing to overcome any obstacle that may arise. Life is having an imaginary mind. Life is putting yourself to a challenge. ARE YOU IN THERE?
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The Tangled Cedaring Sublime & Its Knotting InTo NoThing Of Time
by Richard William Kirkpatrick-Thorne
With Fingers Out-Stretched, We Perceive Through The Spaces Between... In Expected Longing For The Winding Of Perspective, As ClockWork And Still-Shadowed Light Shift Behind The Twisting Of A Wrist... To Bend At The Arm, Then To Tilt The Curve... ...
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Riverlines
Poems of time and place along the North Saskatchewan River by Douglas Elves
Douglas Elves writes of the North Saskatchewan River. Ranging from midstream to far watershed, the Saskatchewan Glacier to Cumberland House and beyond, his poems are of those who have lived and worked on or near this river: the coal-miner fishing ...
