LITTLE BRAS D'OR - poem

By Richard L. Provencher

Fri, 08 Feb 2008
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Little Bras D’or

burn, zealous
sun
edge to edge
…horizon’s view
misty vapours
slip
along

© Richard L. Provencher 1990

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Poem
POETRY - A Passage of Motion 1
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Submitted by Richard L. Prov... on
The Bras d'Or Lakes on Cape Breton Island, a large part of Nova Scotia, is a boater's paradise. Folks from all over arrive here, for the scenery and privacy, and protective land mass, and especially enjoyable for sailboating. RLP
Richard L. Provencher

Submitted by edmund allos on
I think that's rather beautiful. Thanks for sharing the vision of it. Living is all about representation and perception, in my experience. I choose to represent living as an ongoing process...the word living continues, whereas the word life is teleological, static. This is how I interpreted the misty vapours, that slip along. There is movement. I can see the play of light upon the water. I think that this process is rather beautiful too, a movement of ideas and imagery, our fundamnental language, across the ocean. Words are amazing things, and we are amazing creatures! Thanks Richard!