Jamieson Wolf's Blog, page 18

My Art in the Art Gallery of Ontario!

A few months ago, I submitted one of my pieces of art to the Art Gallery of Ontario. They were running an online exhibition called Portraits of Resilience. I called my piece Phoenix Rising because I knew that I would need to rely on...

FTZ (Forgotten Time Zone) – A Poem

We have all been in a period of grieving for two years. Looking back at everything that has taken place, it’s a wonder that we are somehow still human. It began with that election that took away the peace of the world. We should...

Snakeskin and the Shadow Man – A Poem

Looking into the mirror, I wonder how the glass can warp itself into new and unusual shapes? Or is it my body, left to fend for itself in front of my eyes that judge, reflected back at me? I no longer know. Looking at...

Covidly Speaking – AVAILABLE NOW!

My new book of poems is available now! Here’s a bit about the book: The poems written in this collection were written during the first two years of the covid pandemic. They contain a range of emotions including confusion, anger, pain and upset, yet...

Coming Soon! Covidly Speaking – Poems

Surprise! Coming soon, my new collection of poems! It’s titled Covidly Speaking. Here’s a bit about the book: The poems written in this collection were written during the first two years of the covid pandemic. They contain a range of emotions including confusion, anger,...

The World That I Carry Within – A Poem

There are worlds we have discovered together, travelling to distant lands full of unknown terrains, our hands joined and our hearts as one. There are also worlds contained within me now that are brighter than they were before, all because of the love that...

The Weight of Water – A Poem

I’ve been trying to make sense of a world that no longer speaks a language that I understand. All around me, there seems to be nothing but chaos and havoc, mayhem and unsettled hearts. Even as I look at the world and try to...

In the River – A Poem

*For Wonder Mom When you carried me, I learned from you as I swam upon the river within you. When you sang, I learned to use my voice for joy so that I too could sing and find my own voice. When you cried,...

I am at Sea – A Poem

I am adrift on the water and I try to find me inside my body, but I’m no longer certain that the barriers it held have stayed in place. My mind is at sea in the landscape of myself and I don’t know how...

The Joy in the Darkness – A Poem

I could hear her before she became visible. The song she was singing stretched her voice out before her so that it was the first thing about her that I became aware of. Notes of song rang out into the cool air and, from...