Sunday, September 11, 2011

Sue Chenette: A trip to Bastille market

Beginning this week, our friend, Toronto poet Sue Chenette, will be the guest diarist of Almost A Week In Paris. Today’s post from Sue:


Here’s a collage of this morning’s trip to the Bastille market. Steve and I almost didn’t go. It was raining. And most of the morning had already slipped away. True, we said, we needed apples and cheese and bread and flowers, but we could always stop by Monoprix tomorrow. Finally, we did rouse ourselves, gathered umbrellas and shopping bags. And if we hadn't gone—I would have missed the man with the black umbrella, carrying a paper-wrapped bouquet of purple gladiolas!
Sue Chenette is the author of three chapbooks: The Time Between Us, A Transport of Grief, and Solitude in Cloud and Sun.

Slender Human Weight (Guernica Editions, 2009) is her first full-length collection; it was a Long-List Finalist for the ReLit Awards in 2010.

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