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Tag Archives: Pablo Neruda
INTERVIEW WITH TORONTO POET MAUREEN HYNES
Maureen Hynes has published three books of poetry, Rough Skin (Wolsak and Wynn) Harm’s Way (Brick Books), Marrow, Willow (Pedlar Press) and is working on a fourth. She has twice been selected for the Banff Writers’ Studio and in 2007, a selection of her … Continue reading
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MARROW, WILLOW
Marrow, Willow By Maureen Hynes Reviewed by Jorge Antonio Vallejos Marrow, Willow, Maureen Hynes third collection of poems stays true to its title: it goes deep while remaining flexible. It’s a bit different than her first two collections Rough Skin, … Continue reading
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Tagged "After Rising" by Maureen Hynes, "Christie Pits" by Maureen Hynes, "Clapping" by Maureen Hynes, "Crabapple Jelly 1" by Maureen Hynes, "Crabapple Jelly 2" by Maureen Hynes, "Fold" by Maureen Hynes, "Harm's Way" by Maureen Hynes, "Marrow, "Marrow Willow" by Maureen Hynes, "Mouchoir" by Maureen Hynes, "Our Times: Canada's Independent Labour Magazine", "Take This My Body" by Maureen Hynes, "The Hanged Man" by Maureen Hynes, "Tradind Blue" by Maureen Hynes, "Wedding, 1927" by Maureen Hynes, Black Coffee Poet, Frederico Garcia Lorca, Gwendolyn Macewen, https://blackcoffeepoet.com/, John Berger, Jorge Antonio Vallejos, Maureen Hynes, Pablo Neruda, Rebecca Belmore, Willow" by Maureen Hynes, Yehuda Amichai
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TO LOVE A PALESTINIAN WOMAN
To Love A Palestinian Woman By Ehab Lotayef Reviewed By Jorge Antonio Vallejos The looming wall separating freedom from captivity is the cover of Ehab Lotayef’s collection of poetry To Love a Palestinian Woman. Many talk of “the wall”, many … Continue reading
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