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Poetry is not my forte There is a young man in Toronto, who can't find a girl he can hold onto. His love life is tragic, an absence of magic, Where have all the women gone to? So he channels his passions to write, it helps him get through the night. In the lonely midnight hours...

I like your poem it made me smile. Aww, shucks. Thanks! >>who doesn't like a guy who can write? hmm, a riddle. People who can't read? Eraser salesmen? Stay silly! -Michael- "The lark sees more of the Earth than the earthworm." Stephen Leacock, "Humour and Humanity".

Overwhelming cuteness Why, thank you Rien. I'd like to say, that with your nice comment, you've made my day! Michael

Currently reading: Humour and Humanity. Stephen Leacock The People:No Different Flesh by Zenna Henderson That does sound a bit like it from the description, but it's not. I did find it interesting though. Thanks for trying! Much appreciated! Michael

The significance of names Names have power because they identify. That power can be advantageous or detrimental. If you have a reputation of power, then the mention of your name (which identifies you and distinguishes you from others) can cause fear and/or respect and admiration. However, if...

I've been trying to remember the titles of four books from my youth for over twenty years now. Maybe some of you can help me. During the early eighties I did a little road traveling and field camping. To entertain myself (before the age of cell phones, iPods, xbox, laptops, etc.) I read...

There is a young man in Toronto, who can't find a girl he can hold onto. His love life is tragic, an absence of magic, Where have all the women gone to? So he channels his passions to write, it helps him get through the night. In the lonely midnight hours, between the cold...

The lark sees more of the Earth than the earthworm Hi Starkwether. Unusual name, what's its origin? I've been looking for a copy of Venus in Furs, thanks for the suggestion. I will definitely check out Gutenburg. I'm a student of sexuality, from classical literature (ie: M. de Sade...

Feeling welcome Thanks folks. Glad to be here. I look forward to more correspondence with you and others. Michael Quote: "The lark sees more of the Earth than the earthworm." Stephen Leacock, Humour and Humanity.

Hello. My name is Michael and I'm Canadian, Montreal born and raised but currently working and living in Toronto. I enjoy writing but don't often have the time, energy and creativity all at the same time, which I suppose is common. I am as yet unpublished, mostly due to lack of trying to get...