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The
Birds of Auschwitz
Touring Poland in the footsteps of ancestors
The
Glory of Spain: CORDOBA and ABOVE THE PUERTA
Two new poems by renowned poet and author, Seymour Mayne,
Travelterrific.com’s very own "Poet in Electronic Residence"
Amsterdam:
A Poem by Seymour Mayne
In the days of Spinoza and Rembrandt when great uncelebrated
figures helped make it the remarkable city it is.
Avoiding
the Midnight Buffet
Chuckle along with Percy Rowe as he recounts delightful sea-faring
tales.
Every one of them true.
Spanish
Love
Three inspiring poems by renowned poet and author, Seymour Mayne.
Siberia,
A Memoir by Percy Rowe
In Siberia there is a saying: "100 kilometers is not a distance,
40 below is not a frost, a half liter of vodka is not a drink,
and 40 years is not a woman."
Going out of 1981 towards a new year, from daylight grey to
blackness over the Urals, renowned travel writer Percy Rowe
recognized the truth of at least the first part of the aphorism.
Ottawa
Dozes Amidst Its Leafy Trees
An exquisite poem by Seymour Mayne, Professor of Canadian Literature
at Ottawa University
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