My CanLit Commute

I was watching Matilda the other day, and in this scene she says she's reading Moby Dick, but isn't that the famous black page from Tristram Shandy?

A collage from Michael Casteels arrived in the mail! youtube.com/shorts/jLN1mw2…

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@natalie_morrill My ex said something very similar to me: "You have very nice feet for walking... You should leave."

Mum (interrupting me as I'm talking): You have very nice hands for gesturing... You should be Italian

@pesbo I lift the pinky of my dominant hand. It is raised a good centimeter in the air, a signal to the outside world that I am present, alive and well. Then it drops and I go back to sleep.

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@aporiaenjoyer Okay what's his best book I've never read any

@CanadianPoets My pockets are emptied and ready to receive the splendors of poetic postcards thanks

Are your pockets ready? Tomorrow is Poem In Your Pocket Day! We will be sharing the winners of our annual Postcard Poem Contest all day long. Stay tuned!

@MrRazovsky @HadzicVera

@Powell_DA A fairly typical line from the upcoming Netflix show "Poets in Cars Getting Coffee."

I don't know what you think you know But I know you know what I think you think

@vagtalk And pennsound, to keep you company while browsing :)

@robmclennanblog @MrRazovsky @ecwpress @MeetThePresses @CanadianPoets @twuc @Writersfest @VERSeOttawa @AnvilPress What a great idea. From the author: "This poem was assembled using all the words from Nelson Ball’s quietly magnificent collection Bird Tracks On Hard Snow, including dedications and titles."

new from above/ground press: BIRD SNOW ON HARD TRACKS, by Stuart Ross @MrRazovsky / @ecwpress @MeetThePresses @CanadianPoets @twuc @Writersfest @VERSeOttawa @AnvilPress ; abovegroundpress.blogspot.com/2023/04/new-fr…

@DrunkScribe @sofiaxaguilar This tweet foretold the second coming of e.e. cummings.

@sofiaxaguilar And why stop at exclamation marks? Throw some commas in there! Oxford commas! I WANT BRACKETS!

i saw ada limón use an exclamation point in one of her poems today and can i just say that we should normalize that more in poetry? more emphasis! more exclamation! more joy! more rage!

@lindsaylerman I think this is related to why CRT screens are making a comeback.

no *you* are stoned and thinking about how the smooth, texture-less quality of the screen is inferior to the rough, textured quality of the page

@Will_Musgrove What! Got a link to your weirdest story?

ever write a story that's so strange and weird that you have no idea what it even is? Yeah, me neither*. *all the time

@amylaurajones Won't lie the idea of exploring a book makes reading feel kind of magical and cozy to me

“Stories to Explore”

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@KeersteeMack I know what you mean. I was once in the middle of a past life regression guided meditation and Grandma became Grammarly. I don't know what it all means but I know I'm worse off.

the absolute violence of an ad interrupting a lo-fi beats youtube stream