Tag: poetry
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The Earth unbound
The wild returns where once their cries were banished, And ivy climbs where steel once claimed the day. The Earth their throne, by ancient right replenished, While rivers carve the paths, we tried…
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In the face of…
By: Marie-Paul Duwai-Sowa We are closer to liberation Than previous generations, Though a movement of suppression Dares to threaten The progress intended. These perceptions of women Marred by misconceptions, Blurs our futures …
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To my eternal, I’ll always answer
Karen Savoy / Sputnik Photography Flowers blooming. Haunted by that dream of tomorrow, that nightmare of mortality, of foolish hubris, of realized delusion, of fiery hell burning upon the once green, the once alive, the once beautiful, so beautiful…
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When it happens
Karen Savoy / Sputnik Photography You know how it feels when it finally happens? When everything just clicks, when all the pieces fall into place, the stars aligning, eyes glancing in lock…
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An Ode to Springtime
CONTRIBUTED IMAGE As I close my eyes–I conjure up–a bright n’ warm Spring day, where I watch a grassy meadow roll–like the waves that churn the sea. And I spend…
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Get involved with Brantford’s art scene this winter
The Brantford community will be a stir with student friendly events throughout the Winter Term. “If you look for it, there’s lots going on,” says Brantford Manager of Tourism and Marketing, Nicole…
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