Wednesday, October 10, 2007

Carmelo Militano


Carmelo Militano
Originally uploaded by random acts of poetry
Carmelo Militano poems a security guard.

Tuesday, October 09, 2007

Myna Wallin poems a gentleman.

Here's another, where I am "poeming" a gentleman having his lunch by the Beaches Boardwalk, Toronto, Ontario.

Myna Wallin "poeming" Rosie Fernandez.

Poet Myna Wallin (left) "poeming" Rosie Fernandez (right) of CBC Radio's "Words at Large" at a coffee shop in the Distillery District, Toronto, ON

Myna Wallin breaks into films.

Myna Wallin "poeming" an actress and a director taking a break at the Distillery District in Toronto, Ontario.

Myna Wallin poeming Fitzhenry.

Myna Wallin (right) "poeming" Fitzhenry, a custodian at the Sunnybrook
Hospital, Toronto, Ontario. A few minutes later we saw him reading my book in the broom closet, chuckling to himself.

Charles Mountford poeming David Boone.

Poeming David Boone at an Early Childhood Literacy Conference in Stratford.

Charles Mountford poems with class.

Literacy class at Conestoga poemed during break.

Charles Mountford On the Air.

On the Air in Stratford at CJCS Radio station.

Three cheers for The Canada Council!

Terry Carter leads three cheers for The Canada Council!

ESL student "making" a poem.

ESL student "making" a poem with cut-up words at the Parkdale Public Library in Toronto.

Greg Cook poems Doreen Blades.

Doreen Blades of Middle Musquodoboit, Nov Scotia, was visiting the Old City Market in Saint John uptown. Doreen was introduced to me by her husband, Joe Blades’ uncle.

Greg Cook at Forest Glen Community Centre.

Learners Douglas Jeffries and Christina LeBlanc with facilitators Bonnie Ahern and Beth Vaughan in the YMCA-YWCA-run Community Adult Learning Program (CALP) at Forest Glen Community Centre, East Saint John.

Greg Cook at the Saint John Learning Centre.

Sarah Rigby, at the Saint John Learning Centre, Saint John, also writes poetry.

Greg Cook poems Grade Five.

Most of the 28 grades fives from Forest Hills School, East Saint John, touring the library. It is probably my favourite – especially for the peace sign (left of centre), and the girl covering her face (back right).

Monday, October 08, 2007

Lynda Monahan and a charming gentleman.

Lynda and a charming gentleman who is a commissionaire at a downtown government building in Prince Albert. When she walked past him later she found him deep in her book.

Lynda Monahan at the florists.

Poeming two lovely ladies who work at the florist shop in the nearby town of Shellbrook. Nice to be indoors on a blustery October afternoon.

Lynda Monahan at SIAST.

Lynda Monahan reading at the literacy class at SIAST (Sask.Institute of Science and Technology) here in Prince Albert. They wrote a pumpkin poem together. The kids named it "Ozzie" - the pumpkin, not the poem!

More Elizabeth Robert poeming at the market.

Boubker Harakat, owner of the delightful arabic pastry joint at Jean-Talon Market, always ready to share a smile and a delicious cup of mint tea.

Photo Credits: © Marie-Claude Plasse, artiste-photographe

Elizabeth Robert poems at the market.

Veggie merchant at Jean-Talon Market, Saturday October 6th 2007.

Photo Credits: © Marie-Claude Plasse, artiste-photographe

Elizabeth Robert poems a family shopping.

Family shopping at Jean-Talon Market on Saturday October 6th 2007.

Photo Credits: © Marie-Claude Plasse, artiste-photographe