Cherry Park Festival
Jerusalem
Elsipogtog: Land Rights
2013 local Mi'kmaq, Acadian, and Anglo residents of Elsipogtog and surrounding communities protect against illegal fracking on their land.
hello again, Jerusalem
my young relationship
with the old city
is changing as I grow,
buying tobacco to roll
myself, I'm a grown-up now
and this is how I roll -
shittily, mostly straight, and only socially,
only sometimes.
this place makes you want a cigarette.
I don't feel guilty about it.
I haven't had much success with guilt.
I go this way
and then that way
then up and down
and over and over again,
yet I am here again
only lost once,
like the maze is becoming a friend.
this time I see more soldiers
than before, on newly nested perches
built so that the people look up to them,
whether or not they do.
but I see more soldiers
less than I did before.
the city of creatures
is alive as ever,
and I notice things
for the first time amoung the stones.
like giant jade trees
more than the soldiers in number,
if you can believe it there are that many
jade trees
though the same colour as the young guns,
they are far prettier.
although, this is my first time noticing the jade trees,
because there are more distracting things
in Jerusalem than succulents.
I also see fun along the road of the enemy:
those who don't know me see
different things than me,
or what I assume they see
when they see me.
it's like life moves anyway
while people are occupied,
except for those who've gone
since I last came,
and those I can't see
because someone made them
build a wall around their own families.
fuckers.
I still see the wall though because
it cannot be unseen.
not for all the jade trees or
the uprooted olive trees.
this is how I *rolls the tobacco leaves.*
oh, and also I don't see
those who aren't here because
they can't be
here like me, though they have more right
than I, if humans did what is right.
my navy blouse long-sleeved silk,
waving sheer in my shadow,
is hot as I try modesty on -
that and I'm not sure what to do with the
(lack of) colour of my own skin.
I want to take it all off
and just be here,
cool and comfortable.
but to be here is to be
hot and uncomfortable.
at least it feels like that, again.
Some of them say,
"Please go,"
Some of them say,
"Please stay."
"Them," I say,
because we've told them
they are they,
and not us or we
and I am...
you can call me a colonizer
or a sympathizer,
because who am I
to say I'm neither.
I'm not sure.
But I'm here.
Hello again, old stones.
and again,
for me this is changing...
perhaps I care less,
perhaps it's the settling into privilege, or
perhaps it's the healthiest option -
survival with some self-diagnosed ignorance-is-bliss -
you know, those tricks I've learned from
the people who welcome me
to this land, and invite me
to laugh around their table sharing stories
about playing games with the guards,
(you know, to teach them how to laugh),
and being beaten by a 13-month-old,
(you know, learning non-violence from a toddler),
they put our morality to the test.
am I
supposed to be here
allowed to be here
wanted or unwanted here
a colonizer here
abandoning there?
Hello again, Jerusalem, here
I am.
these are questions
that no longer fill my mind
the way they used to
along the maze,
the maze that is becoming my friend
full of enemies, the eccentric,
the strangers, lovers, acquaintances.
I am just here.
Again, Jerusalem I am here.
I'm not as angry
as I once was,
though it's still there
amoungst the ramblings and
the finding my place in privilege, and when
I get deja vu
every time they spread the legs
of the young boys
again and again
oh it's not deja vu,
again Jerusalem,
I am here.
whether or not it matters.
deja vu.
I laugh, less angry with
those who taught me
this the greatest lesson:
laughter is a practice
for the living.
but you have to practice.
and we do it
with wine in hand
tears in our eyes
and colours of skin
we cannot shed.
Hello Again, Jerusalem,
again,
I am
here.
with the old city
is changing as I grow,
buying tobacco to roll
myself, I'm a grown-up now
and this is how I roll -
shittily, mostly straight, and only socially,
only sometimes.
this place makes you want a cigarette.
I don't feel guilty about it.
I haven't had much success with guilt.
I go this way
and then that way
then up and down
and over and over again,
yet I am here again
only lost once,
like the maze is becoming a friend.
this time I see more soldiers
than before, on newly nested perches
built so that the people look up to them,
whether or not they do.
but I see more soldiers
less than I did before.
the city of creatures
is alive as ever,
and I notice things
for the first time amoung the stones.
like giant jade trees
more than the soldiers in number,
if you can believe it there are that many
jade trees
though the same colour as the young guns,
they are far prettier.
although, this is my first time noticing the jade trees,
because there are more distracting things
in Jerusalem than succulents.
I also see fun along the road of the enemy:
those who don't know me see
different things than me,
or what I assume they see
when they see me.
it's like life moves anyway
while people are occupied,
except for those who've gone
since I last came,
and those I can't see
because someone made them
build a wall around their own families.
fuckers.
I still see the wall though because
it cannot be unseen.
not for all the jade trees or
the uprooted olive trees.
this is how I *rolls the tobacco leaves.*
oh, and also I don't see
those who aren't here because
they can't be
here like me, though they have more right
than I, if humans did what is right.
my navy blouse long-sleeved silk,
waving sheer in my shadow,
is hot as I try modesty on -
that and I'm not sure what to do with the
(lack of) colour of my own skin.
I want to take it all off
and just be here,
cool and comfortable.
but to be here is to be
hot and uncomfortable.
at least it feels like that, again.
Some of them say,
"Please go,"
Some of them say,
"Please stay."
"Them," I say,
because we've told them
they are they,
and not us or we
and I am...
you can call me a colonizer
or a sympathizer,
because who am I
to say I'm neither.
I'm not sure.
But I'm here.
Hello again, old stones.
and again,
for me this is changing...
perhaps I care less,
perhaps it's the settling into privilege, or
perhaps it's the healthiest option -
survival with some self-diagnosed ignorance-is-bliss -
you know, those tricks I've learned from
the people who welcome me
to this land, and invite me
to laugh around their table sharing stories
about playing games with the guards,
(you know, to teach them how to laugh),
and being beaten by a 13-month-old,
(you know, learning non-violence from a toddler),
they put our morality to the test.
am I
supposed to be here
allowed to be here
wanted or unwanted here
a colonizer here
abandoning there?
Hello again, Jerusalem, here
I am.
these are questions
that no longer fill my mind
the way they used to
along the maze,
the maze that is becoming my friend
full of enemies, the eccentric,
the strangers, lovers, acquaintances.
I am just here.
Again, Jerusalem I am here.
I'm not as angry
as I once was,
though it's still there
amoungst the ramblings and
the finding my place in privilege, and when
I get deja vu
every time they spread the legs
of the young boys
again and again
oh it's not deja vu,
again Jerusalem,
I am here.
whether or not it matters.
deja vu.
I laugh, less angry with
those who taught me
this the greatest lesson:
laughter is a practice
for the living.
but you have to practice.
and we do it
with wine in hand
tears in our eyes
and colours of skin
we cannot shed.
Hello Again, Jerusalem,
again,
I am
here.
it comes to me when
Sometimes it comes to me,
my chest expanding
like I can't breathe enough..
It doesn't hurt though -
it's just like a bunch of extra air
that wakes me up with a gentle punch and
opens my eyes a bit wide.
It catches me off guard as I realize I'm alive,
and that is extraordinary.
my chest expanding
like I can't breathe enough..
It doesn't hurt though -
it's just like a bunch of extra air
that wakes me up with a gentle punch and
opens my eyes a bit wide.
It catches me off guard as I realize I'm alive,
and that is extraordinary.
Community Music School
Captured images of students preparing for and performing musical pieces learned through the Waterloo Region's Community Music School, which makes music lessons accessible to students from all economic backgrounds.
we all come from somewhere
“As a child in a time of war, when you hear your name you do not resist the call, you just go.” Rudi Okot shares these words at a bustling Kitchener Tim Hortons, nearly ten years after he came to Canada as a refugee. In a few weeks Okot will cross the ocean again, this time in the other direction, to work with refugees in the Middle East.
Nabi Saleh, Palestine
"another one, she said"
let me paint a picture
while you paint.
I'll write the bright of the carrots that I drink,
and the wisdom of the thoughts that we think,
or so we think they are.
I'll remember the buzz of the smoke that
you blow in my face,
while I take a picture
and you take a picture,
for us to remember.
let me paint a picture
while you paint.
we're in the state of flow,
so no talking
in between the talking,
the recognizing of sacred
of the space we share tonight.
let me paint a picture
while you paint.
your tea not exactly what you thought,
like our lives unfolding
in the ways we dreamed,
in ways we never dreamed
would come true.
the hanging pots amoung tangles of vines,
the honks of horns a melody
with the music in the background
singing in languages unknown, in melodies sweet,
ringing and clanging with the laughing
of strangers in
a strange land we sit, familiar
in one another's company
like family,
even though technically
we're not.
let me paint you a picture
while you paint.
it's one of heaven on earth,
it's a picture we paint of us.
while you paint.
I'll write the bright of the carrots that I drink,
and the wisdom of the thoughts that we think,
or so we think they are.
I'll remember the buzz of the smoke that
you blow in my face,
while I take a picture
and you take a picture,
for us to remember.
let me paint a picture
while you paint.
we're in the state of flow,
so no talking
in between the talking,
the recognizing of sacred
of the space we share tonight.
let me paint a picture
while you paint.
your tea not exactly what you thought,
like our lives unfolding
in the ways we dreamed,
in ways we never dreamed
would come true.
the hanging pots amoung tangles of vines,
the honks of horns a melody
with the music in the background
singing in languages unknown, in melodies sweet,
ringing and clanging with the laughing
of strangers in
a strange land we sit, familiar
in one another's company
like family,
even though technically
we're not.
let me paint you a picture
while you paint.
it's one of heaven on earth,
it's a picture we paint of us.
sneak peak
prayer, unromantic
his voice called me from my slumber, and
I was not as romantic about the whole thing,
which was in of itself perhaps,
a sort of prayer.
I was not as romantic about the whole thing,
which was in of itself perhaps,
a sort of prayer.
school of life
she taught me many things
I was away for a full cycle of the moon
and she taught me many things
like whenever I go I can go
and wherever I stay I can stay.
as I am able, as I believe.
with the high hides and low tides
angles of the mountain sides
from desert to desert
the life that grows there
and so much blessed light by
the waters of life,
all the cliches you'd expect in
a poem she gave me
I was away for a full cycle of the moon
and she taught me many things.
and she taught me many things
like whenever I go I can go
and wherever I stay I can stay.
as I am able, as I believe.
with the high hides and low tides
angles of the mountain sides
from desert to desert
the life that grows there
and so much blessed light by
the waters of life,
all the cliches you'd expect in
a poem she gave me
I was away for a full cycle of the moon
and she taught me many things.
ma'adi in the morning
Kufr Qaddum, Palestine
Kafr Qaddum's total land area consists of nearly 19,000 dunams (about 8,000 under Palestinian civil administration and 11,000 under complete Israeli control). Since 2003, the road between Kafr Qaddum and Nablus is blocked thus elongating the travel distance by 14 km. Since July 2011, weekly demonstrations have been held in a demand to re-open the road.
prayer, unromantic
for twelve hours I drooled and I snoozed,
cozy in final rest.
I mean not the final rest,
but finally I rested,
and awoke pre-dawn to the most
clear and mesmerizing voice
calling all to prayer,
except me technically,
and yet it called to me,
a prayer.
the next morning,
his voice called me from my slumber, and
I was not as romantic about the whole thing,
which was in of itself perhaps,
a sort of prayer.
cozy in final rest.
I mean not the final rest,
but finally I rested,
and awoke pre-dawn to the most
clear and mesmerizing voice
calling all to prayer,
except me technically,
and yet it called to me,
a prayer.
the next morning,
his voice called me from my slumber, and
I was not as romantic about the whole thing,
which was in of itself perhaps,
a sort of prayer.
winter in alexandria
colour with a side of dust
bits of pink
splashes of blue
senses of sea
the steady chaos
of crossing streets and
calm swerving lines
like everyone coordinated
their winter in Alexandria
bits of pink
splashes of blue
senses of sea
the steady chaos
of crossing streets and
calm swerving lines
like everyone coordinated
their winter in Alexandria
from belfast
And so, my dear, I must unwind our hands,
for this heart still beats with the river.
'Tis not yet ready to drop anchor and land,
and so it sails on the ship from Belfast.
for this heart still beats with the river.
'Tis not yet ready to drop anchor and land,
and so it sails on the ship from Belfast.
SOA
olive picking
lessons from home
moving away from you
while I'm high
on emotion and sunshine
reminds me of the lessons from home:
the adventure is now,
the destination is here,
play when you stay
where you are,
but move along
you must.
while I'm high
on emotion and sunshine
reminds me of the lessons from home:
the adventure is now,
the destination is here,
play when you stay
where you are,
but move along
you must.
sneak peak
World Refugee Day
hello again, Jerusalem
the city of creatures
is alive as ever,
and I notice things
for the first time amoung the all-seeing stones.
like giant jade trees,
more than the soldiers in number -
if you can believe it there are that many
jade trees
though the same colour as the young guns,
they are far prettier.
this is my first time noticing the jade trees,
because there are more distracting things
in Jerusalem than succulents.
is alive as ever,
and I notice things
for the first time amoung the all-seeing stones.
like giant jade trees,
more than the soldiers in number -
if you can believe it there are that many
jade trees
though the same colour as the young guns,
they are far prettier.
this is my first time noticing the jade trees,
because there are more distracting things
in Jerusalem than succulents.
halas, too soon
I try and sear the silhouettes
in my mind,
the way that they are cut-out shades
of grey, layored paper mountains
underline the sky,
I never want to forget them.
I take an inventory of
my senses
in this moment,
of you lying there in the morning glow
we kiss without knowing
that was it,
halas,
too soon.
all we had to be
was nice for one more day...
and I wish I hadn't said those things,
I am sorry.
in my mind,
the way that they are cut-out shades
of grey, layored paper mountains
underline the sky,
I never want to forget them.
I take an inventory of
my senses
in this moment,
of you lying there in the morning glow
we kiss without knowing
that was it,
halas,
too soon.
all we had to be
was nice for one more day...
and I wish I hadn't said those things,
I am sorry.
"capture this moment for us"
capture this moment
this dream alive
this heaven we live for
this now we wait for
in the living
before we part.
this dream alive
this heaven we live for
this now we wait for
in the living
before we part.
ma'adi in the morning
let's chat
contact description and info
Imwas, Palestine
Kitchener-Waterloo
Kufr Qaddum, Palestine
Kafr Qaddum's total land area consists of nearly 19,000 dunams (about 8,000 under Palestinian civil administration and 11,000 under complete Israeli control). Since 2003, the road between Kafr Qaddum and Nablus is blocked thus elongating the travel distance by 14 km. Since July 2011, weekly demonstrations have been held in a demand to re-open the road.
Kufr Qaddum, Palestine
Kafr Qaddum's total land area consists of nearly 19,000 dunams (about 8,000 under Palestinian civil administration and 11,000 under complete Israeli control). Since 2003, the road between Kafr Qaddum and Nablus is blocked thus elongating the travel distance by 14 km. Since July 2011, weekly demonstrations have been held in a demand to re-open the road.
Kitchener-Waterloo
Elsipogtog: Land Rights
2013 local Mi'kmaq, Acadian, and Anglo residents of Elsipogtog and surrounding communities protect against illegal fracking on their land.
Kitchener-Waterloo
Elsipogtog: Land Rights
2013 local Mi'kmaq, Acadian, and Anglo residents of Elsipogtog and surrounding communities protect against illegal fracking on their land.
SOA
Kitchener-Waterloo
winter in alexandria
colour with a side of dust
bits of pink
splashes of blue
senses of sea
the steady chaos
of crossing streets and
calm swerving lines
like everyone coordinated
their winter in Alexandria
bits of pink
splashes of blue
senses of sea
the steady chaos
of crossing streets and
calm swerving lines
like everyone coordinated
their winter in Alexandria
Lufta, Palestine
sneak peak
Dier Istiya, Salfit, Palestine
Kufr Qaddum, Palestine
Kafr Qaddum's total land area consists of nearly 19,000 dunams (about 8,000 under Palestinian civil administration and 11,000 under complete Israeli control). Since 2003, the road between Kafr Qaddum and Nablus is blocked thus elongating the travel distance by 14 km. Since July 2011, weekly demonstrations have been held in a demand to re-open the road.
ma'adi in the morning
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