How do you practise your culture? A story
Cyril Dabydeen “How do you practise your culture?” he asks with unaffected ease. “My culture?” I reply, feigning surprise. A
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Cyril Dabydeen “How do you practise your culture?” he asks with unaffected ease. “My culture?” I reply, feigning surprise. A
Read MoreAvant Garde —Love makes us solitary. Anon This beautiful girl in the park I glance at as she maunders
Read MoreStarting with these selections from neighbourhood literati Word sonnets Seymour Mayne The word sonnet is a relatively
Read MorePoet Cyril Dabydeen honours the life of his cat and beloved neighbourhood personality in this poem Song for Zeus
Read MoreA Life Of Crows Cyril Dabydeen Whoever we may have become watching the crows circling the house and
Read MoreI sing you hard songs; you offer me a rose made of metal I have sculpted my own breath;
Read MoreFlash fiction by Cyril Dabydeen “So where do you come from?” he asks. “Where?” I answer. Some nerve he has,
Read MoreCyril Dabydeen lives in Sandy Hill, teaches Creative Writing and is a former Poet Laureate of Ottawa. Mosaic Press in
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