Best Halifax Poems

Come visit us under pink tinged twilight skies..
among boughs borne under a song laden tree. 
In fair view of land, meadows green coiling rise,
one hundred twenty counted souls, and me.

The older children play, running in sun washed petticoats,
hair pulled back in pigtails & ribbons, an...

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The governor galloped toward the gallows
Goblins, ghosts, ghouls gathering in the hallows.
Witches and warlocks wandered in with the weather.
Halloween hurried and harried, hawking heady heather.
Jackpot jack-o-lanterns jabbered with a jubilant jab.
Harboring happiest Halloween Halifax ever had.
Dapper debonair devils danced in dubious delight.
Freaky frightening flesh-eaters were...

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SUNSET ON PLANET HALIFAX


The sun peeped through the morning clouds
He thought, “What should I do today?”
His answer came, so quick, so proud
I'll set with a dazzling array

The hours passed and now it's late
The sun must go to bed
He started sinking down – but wait
He hadn't...

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People ask me all the time; do you miss where you used to live?
In ways I do
I miss my friends, my family, and the music all around downtown Halifax
I miss going to the cute little cafes around the city
I miss the culture there
I miss the...

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