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2023

The Inherent Colour of a Thing by Jasmine Ruff

October 19, 2023
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Poetry Pause is the League of Canadian Poets’ daily poetry dispatch. Read “The Inherent Colour of a Thing” by Jasmine Ruff

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Light Calling by Robert Girvan

October 18, 2023
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Make Sure To Wear Comfortable Shoes by Lesley-Anne Evans

October 17, 2023
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Self-Portrait in Lycra Skinsuit by Nicholas Bradley

October 16, 2023
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Big O by Stephen Bett

October 13, 2023
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When I Reach by Eleonore Schönmaier

October 12, 2023
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Learning the Benefits of Walking by Carol MacKay

October 11, 2023
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Invitation to Alienation by Suparna Ghosh

October 10, 2023
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Daybreak Through the Cottage Window by Virginia Boudreau

October 9, 2023
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At the train station by Brianna Cheng

October 6, 2023
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