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12/7/2017

Sidepiece Poetry

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PictureUrchin Acrylic on paper 5"x7" - 2017

Urchin
Cling tight
Urchin
Cling to home
To love
Cling urchin
Cling
​To all that matters

PictureDelta Freeze Acrylic on paper 5"x7" - 2017
Delta Freeze
Freezing air snaps at the surface
Of the Mackenzie River
Dragging frosty jagged nails across slight waves
Bringing temperatures down
Sucking in rising water vapours
​Breathing it back as ice

PictureA Whisper in Time Acrylic on paper 5"x7" - 2017

​A Whisper in Time

Whisper carefully -
"Come home to me
After you follow all your dreams
And drift back across the sea
For I will wait
As long as it takes
For I know that you will never break"



PictureTo Each Their Own Acrylic, pen & ink on paper 5"x7" - 2017


​To Each Their Own

To each their own
Trying not to fall
When they cry
Though people see
Just what they want to see
It doesn't hurt......
If no one sees you in tears


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10/6/2017

Disappearing Days

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PictureRest Easy Under The Borealis Acrylic on wood panel 12" x 24" 2017

​Northern days are getting shorter, transferring their brightness to the lengthening night. Crazy long nights which amazingly, rather than suffocating one with overwhelming darkness, provides a canvas for the ethereal Aurora Borealis. The Borealis is a huge perk to living in northern climes. 
By far the best Northern Lights display I have yet witnessed was a time when some friends and I slept out along the river in ​Wrigley, NWT. As we lay on the shore of the Mackenzie River, cuddled deep into our sleeping bags, the lights played low and brilliantly; dancing for most of the night. With a grande finale where the Borealis swirled together, forming what looked like a giant ghostly hand which dropped lower and lower until it seemed to hover just above us. When it seemed as though it could descend no further, the lights closed into a fist, shimmering and pulsing as it ascended and dissipated into the depths of the night.

 Painting of the Mackenzie Rest Inn, a wonderful bed and breakfast located in Fort Simpson, NWT - gateway to the Nahanni National Park Reserve
Borealis
Shimmering stardust swirls
Pulsing ghosts gliding through
Aurora green tunnels, cutting through eternity
If you find yourself lost
Put your faith in the lights
And they will guide you home

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