Poésie – Roxane Desjardins

Je te demande de sacrer ton camp (je vais mettre mes ovaires sur la table à côté de ma dignité pour être sûre de pas y toucher.) il y avait un silence de mort quand je me suis réveillée dans une chambre tolérable dans un lit tolérable dans un silence de mort il y avait […]

Poésie – Benoit Mendreshora

Assoiffé et lorsque je suis forcé de boire tes paroles rumeurs acides embuées de silences du verre brisé s’écoule en moi tes adieux impensables me défoncent le crâne asphalté d’ennui et me déchirent la peau à l’intérieur rien ne survit ni sentiment ni envie mes peurs et mes sueurs blotties dans le creux de […]

Poetry – Jacob Wren

1. Your rent goes up, you now need to work more hours to pay it, which means less free hours to protest the underlying political changes that led to the increase. A vicious cycle. When you are unemployed do you have time to protest or must you spent that time looking for work. There is […]

Poetry – Jacob Wren

2. We are working on things. We are working on projects. Some of these projects will be seen by a few people and some by a few more. These few and few more are all, also, working on projects, only some of which we will see. In ten years most of these projects will still […]

Poetry – Jacob Wren

Short poem based on an insight (and possible example of sophistry) gleaned while reading A Time for Everything Scientific method is based on repeatability you know an experiment is true because you are able to repeat it a miracle is something that happens only once therefore, by definition, science cannot recognize a miracle. Écrivain et […]