Volume 2 : Issue 1

Poetry

 

Lynn Pattison

In the distance, the Irvin's horn

Eagle at nine o'clock 

 

Donald Wayne Little

Winter Leaves

 

Gregory Loselle

Oracle

 

Farida Samekhanova

Snow in Toronto

The Light of the Distant Star

 

Linda Leedy Schneider

The Day After a Lunar Eclipse

Lighthouse

 

Laurence W. Thomas

Downtown 

 

Robert Haight

Six a.m. 

 

Miriam Pederson

King of the Mountain

 

Lynn Tremblay

The Train to Nipissing


Ed Woods

Writer’s Block

 

Destiny Dorozan

Lake Snow

 

 

Snow in Toronto (Winter Rhapsody)
by Farida Samekhanova


For Ilarion
 

Light beautiful
Flakes,
Fragile and
Tender,
Are spinning
In the air.

They fall down
Slowly,
Covering the world
With a white cloud
Of freshness
And joy.

We both know
That sooner or later,
The snow
Will melt away.
It never lasts long,
Neither does love.

 

 

Farida Samekhanova lives in Toronto, Ontario. English is her third language after Tatarian and Russian. She is the head of a big family: four generations reside under one roof. She plays chess, collects coins and skates.

 

 
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