EDMONTON CENTRE PLAZA poem

By Richard L. Provencher

Thu, 09 Jul 2009
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Edmonton Centre Plaza

Pausing in her search
for change
she throws the chip-wagon man
a shy grin

"Three regulars please,"
and nudges her growing tummy
against the wagon
for support

two kids growling for
lunch, another on the way.

© 2000 Richard L. Provencher
All Rights Reserved

first published Winter 2000
Litwit Review
Ottawa, Ontario ISSN 1488-1918

Certificate U
ALBERTA POEMS then and now
Love

Comments

Submitted by Jupiter on
This is kinda funny Richard ;-) Thanks. I hope the plaza isn't all like this :)

Submitted by Richard L. Prov... on
Hi Jupiter, isn't writing fun? Sometimes my stuff seems so serious, once in a while I wrote something funny that caught my eye. The scene in this poem is real, it was just a matter of putting it into words. Thanks for the comment. Richard LP
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Submitted by Cavalcader on
new Richard L.Prov This is good and true! same for me "Paint That Wagon" Film no talking he! says hardly sit in seats! cramped siz! and packets Butterkists great days we went flicks! cinemas, hope your well. Put to-gether well. god bless julie x

Submitted by Richard L. Prov... on
Thank you, Julie. I read in the paper yesterday, Canadians need to bring more young ones into the world. We need population. I remember working in Moosonee, Ontario in 1966 and someone said, "There's still almost 1,000 kms to the Arctic Circle. Such a big country. URL for Richard L. Provencher http://writers.ns.ca/Writers/rprovencher.html
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