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Categories:
- Biography & Autobiography, Personal Memoirs
- Literary Collections, Diaries & Journals
- Poetry, Subjects & Themes, Women Authors
Keywords:
Toronto, Canadian poetry, Personal stories, The fifties, Life reflections, Bucket list, Family and relationships
Well Fed Poet
by
Sage Stevens
This collection of my memoirs is basically a diary in poetry form, which has always been my preferred style of writing. Some have a cartoon-like drawing included. A small portion of them are songs, but that only happens if I hum a tune while writing.
I was born and grew up here in Toronto and have seen this city go through many changes over the years. I struggled as a single mother and worked at various jobs, learning something from each one in the process. I never had a career and considered myself to be a "Jill of all trades." Back then I really was a "Half-starved poet." Over the years I've shrank a bit and put on some weight, so now I feel that I'm well-fed physically but also with knowledge.
I've had many good friends over the years and miss the ones who have passed away. Some I simply out-grew and disconnected from. Luckily, I still have my eight great brothers and sisters who I grew up with. We talk and get together when we can and it's always uplifting. I love them and my nieces and nephews too. I fully intend to enjoy this last phase of my life and urge others to do the same.
Sage Stevens
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