Photography by Meg Freer
Geese and goslings are a familiar sight in the spring. Although couples typically produce no more than eight or nine eggs at a time, these geese will sometimes arrange for two adults to look after “gang broods” of anywhere from 20-100 goslings while the...
A Conversation on the Art of Poetry with Meg Freer
Today we continue our discussion about the art of poetry with Meg Freer, a poet and writer, who reviews poetry submissions for The Sunlight Press. by Meg Freer What makes a poem a poem, as opposed to flash prose? My view is that line breaks and blank...
Photography by Meg Freer
Today we offer two glimpses of the Cataraqui River in Ontario by Meg Freer. River Reflections (above) and River Fog, Geese and Logs (below) were taken from the shore of the Cataraqui River in Kingston, Ontario. The river presents a constantly changing...
The Damaged Seek You Out, Views from the Ninth Floor, & The Award-Winning Poet Asks
by Meg Freer The damaged seek you outfor Bob You would know their facesif you were blind: the lonely,the broken in spirit, mind or limb,animals who offer their last frozen breath. You hear the rag-and-bone man’s cry,reach across social boundariesto wipe them away,...A Literary Journal for New and Established Voices
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