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Route 44 in time

Posted on May 7, 2017 by

Route 44 ripples in the dull sunlight, narrowing in a yellow-gray haze. Roadside poles shrink, pulled shorter by time and distance. Silence stretches. A fifties gas station rusts, the shout for a fill-up a memory, even to the old man in … Continue reading →

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JIAM14: Going Public…In Shorts. Diane Havens reads Walt Whitman’s ‘So Long’

Posted on June 14, 2014 by

Michael Daigle: What a pleasure to participate in another version of June Is Audio Book Month promoted by Spoken Freely, a group of more than 40 professional narrators. They have teamed with Going Public, and Tantor Media to offer Summer … Continue reading →

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Drift

Posted on May 16, 2014 by

Continents drift. Clouds drift. Wood drifts on water. Daffodils drift on swirling pools, tossed by your hand from the dock, yellow eyes turning. We drift. Chasms open, hearts open and close. Each grinding leaves dust; the closing not quite complete. … Continue reading →

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Read and hear ‘Voyager’

Posted on October 4, 2013 by

https://soundcloud.com/diane-havens/voyager-by-michael-daigle My poem “Voyager’  read  by voice artist and friend Diane Havens Voyager This is why we love. To cast the sounds and breath of us afar, these parts of us we barely know; these gadgets that spring from our … Continue reading →

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Voyager

Posted on September 28, 2013 by

This is why we love. To cast the sounds and breath of us afar, these parts of us we barely know; these gadgets that spring from our creation, set free by some sneak attack of you; exploring, reaching, searching, homing … Continue reading →

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