Jennifer A. G.

Joined December 2017

46 stories

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🇨🇦 Canadian Writer, Painter & Embroidery Artist

♾️ Métis Nation

🎓 University of Victoria Alumna

📝 Publications: The Malahat Review, Freefall Magazine, Geist, Best Canadian Poetry 2026

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The Nicola Valley
Brass hayfield in sun: cattle crop golden straw, graze on sheaves of copper.
By Jennifer A. G.2 days ago in Poets
Marrow Stew
Bones are coming. Crows wait on posts, coyotes in field: they smell nôhkom's stew. - - - - - - - *Note: The word coyotes in the second stanza should be read kai-oats (not kai-oh-tees).
By Jennifer A. G.2 days ago in Poets
Breathing
Ventilator tube Between slack lips. Blips on a Screen: I am alive.
By Jennifer A. G.2 days ago in Poets
The Serenade
Coyote yip-sings Up to crow in his pine tree: Trickster and shifter.
By Jennifer A. G.2 days ago in Poets
Americano
Americano: Preheat. Measure, grind, fill, tamp (Don't let shot run blonde).
By Jennifer A. G.2 days ago in Poets
Craniotomy, 2024
Latex gloves on skull: "We will cut here. No pain." And fear? You forgot fear.
By Jennifer A. G.2 days ago in Poets
Lung Cancer, 1995
Green Jell-O, white lights, Papa in a paper gown. I wait in the hall.
By Jennifer A. G.2 days ago in Poets
An Ocean of Sky
Moon slung like a pearl in a siren's hairnet, drawn through the night-black tide.
By Jennifer A. G.3 days ago in Poets
Entering the Valley
Blonde hills of hometown: Semi-arid desert, the Landscape of my youth.
By Jennifer A. G.3 days ago in Poets
Watering Day
Killed the pothos. Roots To dust, soil to clay. Water Runs through earth like air.
By Jennifer A. G.3 days ago in Poets
Laying Stones #2
Stones piled in rings 'round Roots, seeds, stumps, shrubs, herbs, flowers. No fence; we make do.
By Jennifer A. G.5 days ago in Poets
Laying Stones #1
Rocks gathered and set: Makeshift garden. No fence, but We lay stones like walls.
By Jennifer A. G.5 days ago in Poets