• Where the Wild Things Are

    "Canadian poetry has a long tradition of exploring and surviving the wilderness. Pratt, Service, Lee, Atwood – all have been interested, obsessed even, with a landscape both beautiful and terrifying. In fact, it's become cliché that our national poetry is infatuated with the wild and man's place in it. For this reason, Toronto-born Dani Couture is the much-needed urban update of our national literary obsession with a natural world."

    –Stacey May Fowles for Broken Pencil

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  • Sweet

    "Sweet is an excellent read: short, sweet, and constantly challenging."

    -Jacob McArthur Mooney, Torontoist

  • Sweet

  • Black Bear on Water

    Novel in progress.

  • Good Meat

    "Couture’s...poems are precise, taut with meaning, and quietly filled with curiosities of fact and phrase..." Books in Canada
  • Good Meat, Dani Couture, Pedlar Press
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  • Once Upon a Time

Rhubarb is Mumurous

Posted on May 3, 2009 by danicouture

A gorgeous post by poet and all-round observer Brenda Schmidt.

I my first rhubarb of the season only yesterday. A half a dozen arm-length stalks growing beside Walmer Road Baptist Church.

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