Wordsmith's Intersection: History (May/June 2004)

With photos by Martin Betcherman of Kingston

Innately Forget

This relentless drowning....man, I really thought I'd float...

ideals of importance, far too rapid for my liking

scraps of here-and-now

are forged by the pupil,

and indistinctly recreated

by the blue oblivion

     Submitted by Angela Teske

Horn of Plenty

I often have issue

with cellulose tissue

and words that start with an "n".

It's pollen, you see,

that leads me to sneeze

again and again and again!

     G.G. Falderal

PERFECT

perfect

is a mere

conformity

to a prescribed

description

a lifeless weary dull bore

pedaled onto a pillar

by one looking

for nothing

but an

end

bourgeois simply bores

poet

true be

lipstick on mirror

desperately trying to express

chroma of red in lusty scented room

rented by each tormented hour of passion

for possession signed and sealed in the constant dying breath of youth.

garry bissell

Please note: the signature is in lower case and smaller because it’s real!

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