Pandemic Report # 6
It might be a good time for ventriloquists.
Category Archives: Poetry
Saying Goodbye To Summer
There are so many ways we say goodbye to summer A woman’s voice singing by the canal The sharp contrasting light between buildings downtown The thinning tourist throngs The empty […]
Poets, Jim!
Poets! Jim They got it Spoken words They do’em Love still on board But it sort of got worse *just kidding* Stonehenge Not solved Only a few tribes gone Light […]
Your Catfish Friend
Your Catfish Friend by Richard Brautigan; If I were to live my life in catfish forms in scaffolds of skin and whiskers at the bottom of a pond and you […]
MADOC PHOTO & SAGE – Délire photolyrique I
Local photographer Mario Jean has put together a short film of his favorite images from the last year. I sure would like to see more of this, in fact I […]
Poetry In Griffintown Tuesday Night
Calendrier Dalhousie Calendar NB: Il s’agit des événements en plein air et les places sont limitées, svp apportez vos chaises de jardin. These are outdoor events and seating is limited, […]
Ice Storm (2)
Dug up a few pictures from around Verdun. The jewelry store on the corner, Dube, was better known as Gaulins for about 40 or more years. Vacant lot is a […]
Creative Blogger Award
Sylvied over at Bagatelles honoured this blog with this award, so in true blogospheric spirit I will pass it on to five others who will surely luv me 4 evr […]
Dear God,
Found this on a page over at Friendster. dear god, when the weather warms winter and we see skinny snowmen lining the streets of suburbia, we are going to check […]
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