Canadian Poetry Online | University of Toronto Libraries | Douglas Lochhead (utoronto.ca)
Douglas Lochhead's Poetry on Poles... is now an incomplete masterpiece in the downtown... why?
Its replacement has been requested by your's truly a few times... noted the continued absence of the plaque which has resulted in a re-shuffling of the other plaques to fill in the space... curious.
Douglas Lochhead: Librarian was the poet laureate of Sackville - The Globe and Mail
"September 14
dear x,
it is of course the silence to which
I have referred elsewhere. this is the
killing or loving thing between two. here
is the killing, and there is nothing to be
done about it, because, admit it, at least
to yourself, you and I are too timid, really
too much afraid to do something (at least
something would be better). so now the
non-letters I continue to not receive breathe
a heavy breath and it makes this place leap
up and fall back ..... how do you set characters
now the metal ones in the stick or do some
of the glancing moves remind you of me and
spoil it because it is no escape, is it?
perhaps there will be something tomorrow .....
I doubt it wise one."
We're told of the importance of poetry by Janet Hammock - see articles by Bruce Wark here:
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