a spot for thought
A Collaborative Website: A collaborative website can have many collaborators, as long as what is contributed to the whole is in line with the purpose of the website. All right! So, you see, ...
Results: Very interesting… loss of hope for the future, repercussions on our planet’s life and the rise of a new type of racism all received the same first-place scores ; loneliness & alienation was 10% behind those three; quality of education was another approximately 10% behind that; and big changes in family life did not...
March 15/18: Antoni ranks #2 in all books in Amazon.com; #4 in all books in Amazon.co.uk, and #1 in Amazon.ca. “Drama, pathos, love, intrigue, murder – all the ingredients of excellent fiction are there, along with impeccable use of the English language… highly recommended.” – Linda Clay
Harry Westley, youngest of eight children, writer, musician, father, was born in Mile End New Town, London, England in 1882. Harry’s London, the Cockney slums of Jack-the-Ripper, squalor, disease and workhouses, was the London Blake foreknew. Harry’s gift to his progeny was to establish life in Canada and to take the family Bible with him...
Birth and Death and in-between: I loved each page of this work. A book about the soul, from the soul. A word of hope, of better understanding our Way and our connection with the Universe.
And yet, through all the pain, sadness and desperate hope, the clarion message of this collection is a mother’s steadfast love for her son. Indeed, her journey, and her son’s, becomes a sort of religious pilgrimage, from which evolves an epiphany: the recognition and ultimate acceptance that the human spirit is larger and more luminous...
A complex concerto in words. The protagonist is music brought to life by exceptional character development intertwined with music. As a Fine Arts major and classical pianist, I soared with a musical composition in words. Gripping, mystical and sometimes dark this one of the most remarkable books I have read in years. (Kindle customer)
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from ANTONIA OF VENICE: The promenade buzzed with vibrant energy. Frock-coated and gowned quartets of opinion had joined others until the din was almost musical. The audience had spilled out from the Chiesa onto the promenade and almost into the Bacino after a sensational concert. No one was anxious to leave. Emotional comments here were...
After the Interlude explores destiny, the sibling relationship, the impact on destiny of family of origin dynamics, where we were before we were born, where we’re going after we’ve left the planet, thin places, dreams, prayer and the importance of unbending intent. After the Interlude tackles purpose and the most difficult personal question of all...
Poetry is the only way to touch upon the experience of cancer. It is also the only way to find the beauty in the beastliness. And for me, it was the only way to express my grief and allow healing into my life. Grief is a many-layered thing. It unfolds and refolds away from and...
Glenn Peirson walked boldly and compassionately in this world, blazing new pathways, dreaming new dreams into being, and main- taining beautiful relationships. The complications of cancer treat- ment suddenly claimed him in November, 2009, after a three year heroic battle. His deepest devotion was to his God and his family: his exceptional soul-mate, Dr. Mary...
Some words are not for poetry – III (September 19, 2009) Onomatopoetically sung song spun beauty as gossamer thread glistening I slide down dew-laced air always listening to words tinged with heaven’s grace, but strung strong Love does come to me, spinning and bathing clothing and cradling my soul in its care Beauty arises with...
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orchids and neurons
(molecular poetry)
by Ellyn
This year, Theo and Henry Peirson completely took over the presentation of the Dr. Glenn Peirson Initiative Award. The award is given each year to at least one student who has, under
Listen to Glenn’s poem, “How to Say,” set to music by Jeff Enns and sung by Jennifer Enns-Modolo, with Loren Shalanko at the piano: How to say(May 24, 2009) The way to say “I love you” to someoneis to say “I love you” to that personThis has come to my attentionrecently“I love you” means “I...
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ah, the passing of childish things… how well I remember learning to cursive write with pen and ink in Grade two… At least in our city, and probably the whole of Ontario, cursive writing has been abandoned by the Boards of Education. How very short-sighted and suppressive of those who purport to promote the best...
