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JOY
posted Tuesday, 20 October 2009
JOY
we shared the street
from keefer to powell
down to the sunrise market
me, this grandfather, and the boy
the grandfather taciturn, slow and grave
and the boy bouncing along with exuberant joy
full of questions and mischief
and i, the other grandfather
following with a silly grin on my face
i lost them in the sunrise market
but i have an image
taken with with my ever present toy
of the grandfather and boy
and that wonderful moment
of exuberant
joy
JWL
©20/10/2009
we shared the street
from keefer to powell
down to the sunrise market
me, this grandfather, and the boy
the grandfather taciturn, slow and grave
and the boy bouncing along with exuberant joy
full of questions and mischief
and i, the other grandfather
following with a silly grin on my face
i lost them in the sunrise market
but i have an image
taken with with my ever present toy
of the grandfather and boy
and that wonderful moment
of exuberant
joy
JWL
©20/10/2009
1. BILLY WILLBOND left...
Tuesday, 20 October 2009 9:17 am :: http://iwvpa.net/willbondwha
You captured the moment in black and white and in frame - The elder
sthuffled along and the boy made it a game - wonderful photo with another
meaningful poem in the midst of the mean streets - be well my friend -
billy
2. John-Ward Leighton left...
Tuesday, 20 October 2009 10:44 am :: http://jayward.blog-city.com/
Down here in the DTES we don't consider all streets "mean". Sure, most of
the people are poor and not involved with the
"isn't it awful" bits you see about the Hood in the media. If all of the
victims were re situated in the neighborhoods they came from then their
streets would be equally "mean".