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- Congratulations to Melanie Mark, our new Minister of Advanced Education, Skills & Training. #IndigenousLeaders 3 days ago
- If they can make a #driverlesscar surely someone can make a #fingerlesskeyboard that just does all the work for you. 3 days ago
- Symbols of a forceful, tender recluse. https://t.co/7rPMwJBleT 1 week ago
- Whew! twitter.com/PlanetGreen/st… 2 weeks ago
- RT @PlanetGreen: That time a dog tried to chew on a cow's ear, got caught -- and pretended he was just going in for a kiss https://t.co/5sn… 2 weeks ago
- Pretty soon the biggest job opportunity will be #DroneMaster. Gotta get on it! 2 weeks ago
- I'm with @earthfarm & @bglive on this one. twitter.com/earthfarm/stat… 2 weeks ago
- @OakBayGazette @tomfletcherbc @BlackPressMedia Thought the arrow pointed to the bush. Wondered if Spicey was hiding there. 3 weeks ago
- @Justintrudeau This is dire. Step in/up. thetyee.ca/News/2017/06/2… 4 weeks ago
- Let me guess: Tomorrow's #ThroneSpeech will include $15/hr min wage, raises for teachers, & cuts to #privateschools. #BCLiberalLies 1 month ago
- Gorgeous Japanese-inspired reading nook breathes new life into a Frank Gehry-designed home flip.it/vKX-c4 1 month ago
- @FinDonnelly this is not a good situation. Please reach out to Inland & see how you can help thetyee.ca/News/2017/06/1… 1 month ago
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Monthly Archives: October 2011
Poetry in Motion
When I broke open, words and blood spilled all over the sidewalk. There was God and good and Type O floating in a sticky puddle at the curb. I scrambled to pick up all those letters, to cram them back … Continue reading
Posted in Agony and Ecstacy, Architecture, Life, Music & Lyrics, Poetry, Writing
Tagged Architecture, Music, Personal, Poems, Poetry, Resistance
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Pablo, In Need of Sugar
In the early morning half-light, when briny dreams have begun their ebb, I search semi-sleep for receding proof of a Patagonian paradise and the name of a man I am sure was me, if only for one night… Through reincarnation … Continue reading
Baby Blue
He watched his baby grow inside a heavenly body that he’d loved so well and tenderly; it was a like game of magical mystery fruit. One day she was a grape, now she’s a tiny mandarin, and when she reached … Continue reading
Posted in Agony and Ecstacy, Life, Love, Poetry, Relationships
Tagged Death, Family, Fathers, Fruit, Life, Love, Moving on, nature, Personal, Poems, Poetry, Reality, Relationships, Women
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These Autumn Days
These autumn days, have lost their social graces. One minute, flamboyant, splashed out in amber light, the next, they’re curled under a quilt of somber grey; they can’t bear to face themselves or drag their bones through the week. Grasses … Continue reading
55 Miles High
she flies late at night under a sable sky in that nocturnal haven her wings stretched wide under cover of darkness sheer faith is enough and earthly anguish melts into the black ink above a sky brimmed with grace bends … Continue reading
Posted in Eternal Optismism, Life, Love
Tagged Faith, God, Life, Love, Poems, Poetry, Relationships, Religion
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Taxidermy
once my brother skinned a gopher and we dried the tiny hide on a rock under the prairie sun the pelt hardened and curled at the edges and later we made little pouches with strings woven through their tops to … Continue reading
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