Analysis of “At the Stern of a Ship,” focusing on how maritime imagery, metaphor, and paradox convey themes of memory and separation.
Metaphor and Paradox in Neil D. Lopido’s “At the Stern of a Ship”
Tag: heart
What the War Gave Back
An elderly man carries grief across a lifetime, until time bends and the past returns what it once took.
Going Postal
A struggling author, must decide whether the revenge he contemplates for harsh criticism of a short story may have gone too far.
Long Goodbye
Alone, I walk fields and woods we loved
Seeing you with every step
The Wrong Road
Exploring the moral conflict between a father and his son during the final years of the communist regime in Romania.
A Poem Because Of Helen
This poem is dedicated to the last cut cord of wood. To the hobgoblins behind insomnia’s pressboard paneling.
Colourful Promises and Frozen Wishes
This poem was inspired by my photo in a cave in Gibraltar.
Used Steinways
A Story of Friendship, Growth, and the Love of Pianos.
Review of Pitfall by Terry Kirk
A review of Pitfall from Terry Kirk. Reviewer Mitch Toews, hosted Ms. Kirk’s launch during Plume Winnipeg’s annual literary festival.
My so called life
A description of how my daily fight through this life feels.
Lost Heartbeats
Bold and high contrast colors intended to be the visual equivalent of a heartbeat, one that is lost because it was not taken.
The Heart’s Exhaustion
Stripped of all the colors that create me,
Bare as the bones beneath my skin
magnetron
Who is the butterfly, who the flower?
death hurts the soul
with wires and knots
rots and glue