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MaryAngela Nangini PhD

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Books
· Woman In Exile

· My Ontario Beautiful


Articles
· Being Metaphor: A Metacognitive Strategy Part I

· The Four Phases of Being

· The Four Phases of Being: Overlaid Bisociations

· Being Metaphor: A Metacognitive Strategy Part II

· Abstract: The Theory of The Four Phases of Being


Poetry
· Poured Vessel

· Rationalists

· The Silences

· Encaustic Energy Orbits - EEOs

· Instead

· Sabbath

· Wiseacre

· If I Start

· Repetition

· The Quaking Aspen

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Harbourfront

by MaryAngela Nangini PhD — Read all 18 poems by MaryAngela Nangini PhD

Published in the anthology, Great Lakes logia, (Broken Jaw Press, 2001) as part of A COLLECTIVE EXHIBITION OF ART, POETRY AND WRITING ON THE GREAT LAKES, at Harbourfront Toronto; A view of Lake Ontario from Lakeshore Boulevard.

Thursday, August 30, 2001

Harbourfront Fine shine lines Ripple to the edge of the lake Mirror puddles along the shore Studded with Canada Geese sink sky deep Naked trees with open arms anticipate The spreading colour above Lake Ontario Thin hair-like branches relax: Dark cascading fountains suspended in mid-air Toronto city greys merge in fog shapes A silent block conglomerate looming over Harbourfront Fine shine lines Extol the silky water's opulence Mary Angela Nangini  



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Reviewed by Lois Christensen
Reviewed on February 25, 2008
So true and relaxing to me as I am a water sign and love the lakes and oceans. Never been to Lake Ontarios , but would like to. Take care and keep up the good poems. Lois C.


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