Author Archives: marcbeaudin
Excerpts from the Labyrinth Journal
[Disconnected fragments found in one of my old journals. A couple times a year, I pull out one of these tattered, beer-stained notebooks and read through it. I feel like an archeologist. Many poems of mine have come from one … Continue reading
Posted in poetry, Writing
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Two Degrees of Greg Klyma: Rust Belt Vagabond
The gods of the mail smiled on me today: I received a small package from Buffalo, NY. I opened it to find the new CD by my good friend Greg Klyma, Rust Belt Vagabond. Pulling it from the envelope, I … Continue reading
Posted in Three-Mile Spiral, Writing
Tagged down by law, greg klyma, music reviews, rust belt vagabond
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Requiem for a Friend
My day began with hailstones thundering down from the Absaroka mountains. Strange and agitating dreams dissolved as I watched the icy spheres bounce off the garden beds outside my window. Once the hail turned to rain, I made a dash … Continue reading
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Tagged Patrick Flynn, Saginaw Bay Symphony Orchestra, SBSO
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Marc Beaudin 