blog MENU / blog post 50. winter sun winter sun slicing through time, precision-lasering, ener- vating the dull, the dismal, banishing them briefly and slapping awake the faces of botany […] Read more
blog MENU / blog post / paradigm shift odes to the Paradigm A PARADIGM (par-a-dime) is a framework or structure (think of the framing of a house being built). It’s a macro level framework […] Read more
blog MENU / blog post songs to the CoronaVirus From a special gallery in the photostream: https://www.flickr.com/photos/writing/galleries/72157716813052608/ … Read more
book MENU / Glenn&Keats I am Keats as you are: Henry Peirson for Glenn Peirson Henry presents his father’s poem, “We are an Easter people,” from his father’s book, I am Keats as you are: Tap on […] Read more
after the interlude / book MENU After the Interlude Birth and Death and in-between: I loved each page of this work. A book about the soul, from the soul. A word […] Read more
book MENU / Glenn&Keats how to say Listen to Glenn’s poem, “How to Say,” set to music by Jeff Enns and sung by Jennifer Enns-Modolo, with Loren Shalanko at […] Read more
blog MENU / blog post particles and collisions from: orchids and neurons (molecular poetry) by Ellyn Read more
blog MENU / blog post When We’re Not Inventing Reality During Sunday morning’s wonderful Hymn Fest, I became captivated by the quality and dispersal of the light in the sanctuary. Patterns, colours, […] Read more
blog MENU / blog post assembling a poetry book Some words are not for poetry – III (September 19, 2009) Onomatopoetically sung song spun beauty as gossamer thread glistening I slide […] Read more
journey on there is plenty to choose from on the menu – help yourself! Lake Huron, the Bruce Peninsula, Ontario, Canada Mount Baker, Washington State, USA, from Vancouver Island, BC, Canada cover, with Glenn’s service berry tree Share Tweet