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I come to you you consume my name and dull my senses I'd do the same I come to you you procure my pain and lure away solely I'd do it again I come to you (you always take me) I come to you (you always wake me) and if you'd come I'd do the same but I guess I'd be better if I never came |
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JASON REIHL, reihw@sk.sympatico.ca, had some of his work on CBC Radio (Night Lines from Vancouver) in 1994. He lives in Regina, Saskatchewan, works at a life insurance company, and is a single (non-custodial) dad. He falls in love at least once a week but hasn't had a date in two years. His two favorite stanzas of all time are from an excerpt from "Color-blind" ( F. Scott Fitzgerald). His favorite book is The Island of the Day Before by Umberto Eco and my favorite movie is Brazil. Sorry about all the "favorites", but his sense of a bio was formed by reading his older sister's Tiger Beat magazines when he was a kid. You can see more of Jason's work at The Poetry Pavilion. and Creative Cove 
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