Dalhousie Poets
Poetry
This piece by Natalia Tola deals with the emotions that resurface when you’re trying to let go of someone that’s been long gone.
Read MoreDalhousie poets: identity and location
Canadian winter The carpet of my one bedroom Squirms in its pixelated glory. It is dirty because the vacuum is broken And I am young. And the third or fourth best-ranking…
Read MoreDal poets: thoughts on heartbreak
The moment you realize When I walk outside, the earth and sky thrum good morning. I know even without you, I am never alone in a world so rife with life. I…
Read MoreDalhousie Poets: change
They say, turn the last page Give way to a new age Go play on the next stage Don’t stay in your old cage A new day, a new change …
Read MoreDalhousie Poets: another year
New Year, New Me It’s that time of year again Time to start fresh But the slate is never truly clean A new resolution does not mean you’re a new person …
Read MoreDalhousie Poets: aftershock
This piece was written after the earthquake in Izmir, Turkey on October 30, 2020.
Read MoreDalhousie Poets: growing pains
Editor’s note: This piece was first published in an online issue of the Dalhousie Gazette (issue 5, volume 153). The following version has one additional poem than the original piece.…
Read MoreDalhousie Poets: layers and time
Layer by layer Fundamentally, Torn down to the bulb at the centre of her, She was afraid. Everything she was composed of Built outward from that undiluted disturbance of self, And from…
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