
Aubade by Roisin Seifert
Your sheet silhouettefailing object permanenceIs a warm haunting
Your sheet silhouettefailing object permanenceIs a warm haunting
Blue light and black trees Cushioned silence beneath light feet Fish linger under ice
Perched upon a weather worn post, he watches. The field, once a pasture, has become a nest of bowing grasses. Long shadows flee the setting sun. Orange light reflects off onyx eyes of the watcher. The silhouette of birds equal in number to the blades below. The sky is darkened
She walks down the old dirt road bare feet creating no dust. s White skinned trees hold high their garlands of gold dancing in the wind which whips dark hair across pink cheeks. s Her eyes search the sky of pale blues worn through with twisting white mists. s A
Loss is the scent of an unwashed shirt. A last chance to save the scent of STOP space Loss tastes of blood in the back of your throat raw from the screams because STOP space Loss is time gone, mind numbed in a desperate attempt to forget STOP space Loss
Hi, Black Bears! You are in for a treat today. I recently had the pleasure of interviewing Nelson Artist Raphael Akiba, which I know you will enjoy listening to. Raphael is raw and honest, with a great story. I first met Raphael this summer at Shambhala in Salmo, B.C. where I
They are splashing in the frigid lake, my boys, dumping heaps of glacial water on top of each other’s heads with glee. Prancing in their underwear around the beach, climbing onto other people’s paddleboards and inflatable water toys. Eli, don’t touch that please. It’s not ours. Words fallen on deaf
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