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A daily poem #248 – August 23, 2010
A poem by Lightsey Darst [Snow White] do you have scars / if not the hurt is mostly imagined. slash of blood against snow and who would wish for a child “red as blood”—pretty words, but the daughter...
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A daily poem #249 – August 25, 2010
A poem by Sarah Teasdale I Thought of You I thought of you and how you love this beauty, And walking up the long beach all alone I heard the waves breaking in measured thunder As you and I once heard...
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A daily poem #250 – August 27, 2010
A poem by Dan Chiasson Thread I lack the rigor of a lightning bolt, the weight of an anchor. I am frayed where it would be highly useful— and this I feel perpetually—to make a point. I think if I can...
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A daily poem #251 – August 29, 2010
A poem by Christina Georgina Rossetti Remember Remember me when I am gone away, Gone far away into the silent land; When you can no more hold me by the hand, Nor I half turn to go yet turning stay....
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A daily poem #252 – August 31, 2010
A poem by Major Jackson Designer Kisses I’m glum about your sportive flesh in the empire of blab, and the latest guy running his trendy tongue like a tantalizing surge over your molars, how droll. Love...
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Greg MacPherson Plays Intense Sunday Show
A review by Chris Hibbard Music Lover written for LABeat.com Greg MacPherson plays intense Sunday show With a hypnotic opener and a kick-start into one of his latest songs, Winnipeg’s talented Greg...
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Smaller shows, better value
A reflection by Chris Hibbard Music Lover One great thing about being a music lover in Lethbridge is our city’s appeal as a mid-size stopover for the many hard working bands and artists touring across...
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Keep It On Wax?
An editorial by Chris Hibbard, Music Lover (Originally written for http://www.labeat.ca, Nov. 2010) Previous centuries saw songs memorized orally and poems rehearsed with body language. Decades ago, we...
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Message Received Loud and Clear
An editorial By Chris Hibbard Music Lover (Originally written for http://www.labeat.ca, March 2011) As a music lover, my interest is always piqued when headlines that might affect my CD collection...
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Outdated Technology
An editorial by Chris Hibbard Outdated Technology I came across a box of teenage stuff a while ago, while visiting my old room at my parent’s place in Calgary. Among the items inside the box were: mix...
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Hooligans Pt. III
A Children’s Poem for Norah and Rowan By Chris Hibbard February 4, 2015 It was boring on Wednesday with nothing to do And our two little hooligans came up with a plan They would collect all the rocks...
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Hooligans Pt. III
A Children’s Poem for Norah and Rowan By Chris Hibbard February 4, 2015 It was boring on Wednesday with nothing to do And our two little hooligans came up with a plan They would collect all the rocks...
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Hooligans Pt. III
A Children’s Poem for Norah and Rowan By Chris Hibbard February 4, 2015 It was boring on Wednesday with nothing to do And our two little hooligans came up with a plan They would collect all the rocks...
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