from home it takes a broken person to come searching for meaning between my legs it takes a complete.whole. perfectly designed person to survive it… Rupi Kaur from the sun and her flowers, Simon & Schuster, 2017 To call twenty-five year old Indo-Canadian poet Rupi Kaur a sensation is an understatement! Her book of poems, […]
Tag Archives: Micheline Maylor
Poems by Kaur, McCarthy and Maylor but First: Instagram Poets Seem to Rule – Will It Last?
October 8, 2017 – 5:16 pm
Poets on Poetry – WIth a Big Thanks to The Calgary Public Library
December 31, 2015 – 3:30 pm
Calgary-based poet Rosemary Griebel The poem I want to write is impossible. A stone that floats. Charles Simic (1938 – ) from The Monster Loves His Labyrinth: Notebooks, Ausable Press, 2008 Short poem: Be brief and tell us everything. Charles Simic, ibid On this the last day of 2015 I wanted to share the […]
Mercury Dangerous – The Quicksilver Wit & Click of Micheline Maylor
March 18, 2015 – 9:04 pm
What I would give to you are secrets told in textiles, pillows for your sofa made of clothing slid from my body on sultry afternoons. Are you thinking now of hands and buttons? Are you thinking of Fridays? These are impractical gifts now that you are alone. A roaster oven would serve you better […]