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his father was a classics scholar fluent in greek

for David Donnell

Poet

St. Mary’s  Ontario

 

when i first met him he was teaching Poetry 101

older but still puckish  his babyface still present

not roly-poly sweet   sharp edges  Scottish mischief

no cherub he  he wrote like the God of Poetry  won a GG

lived alone in a walk-up  on social security

 

t-shirts yellow-torn  fingers yellow-worn  cigs flicked

into gutters with elan  so how does a man  fall from a

balcony  without knowing it   waking up  smashed to

smithereens  laying for 2 yrs not terribly forlorn  reading

Cormac McCarthy’s hillbilly bible  Suttree  a personal fave

 

my mother asked if DD was trying to get next to me  he’d said

he found me   easy on the eyes   +that my life read   like a

broadway play   it does  his laugh was grizzly-slow  building

to crescendo   not an ornate man nor an ornate poet

 

DD said: put the ice cream on your tongue + let it sit there

he worshipped  the word  the book  he wiped a table clean of

every speck every droplet  before a book was placed  sacred-space

for editing  my poems

 

no glasses  couldn’t see  he mostly inhaled them  growling

well you sure can bust a rhyme  and you don’t bore me!  

then he died  just missing the pandemic  oh my sweet petunia 

i’d like to have given him  some money   or something   more

 

DD once told me: Aprill  most people are moored in their own

bullshit    ya  i know what you mean

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..i enjoyed the seafood chowder at the Gladstone with pretty Aprill

but i had to go back to the kitchen with my wide bowl & say: more

broth for God’s sake, more baguette, how about some fucking butter?

(Watermelon Kindness  dedicated to  Sydney Crosby  2010)

 

Winter 2026  ..for David Donnell..a.k.a. Krispin..a fine mentor..

..of his poetry it was said  David Donnell  is generally acknowledged

as a master of  the conversational intellectual poem..  

RIP  1939 – 2020

 

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