Mila Gizli

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  You Used to Be but Never Were

  Mila Gizli – Published April 7, 2020

  You’d say,
  It’s best we keep our distance,
  even if I shared with you my pain

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  Poem of the Week: “Make Believe”

  Mila Gizli – Published January 20, 2020

  “Make Believe”

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  Poem of the Week: “Brie & Figs on Toast”

  Mila Gizli – Published January 13, 2020

  Crazy and wild, we ran free
  Then you decided we weren’t meant to be

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  “Dirty Martini”: Poem of the Week

  Mila Gizli – Published October 11, 2019

  A poem to read with an ice-cold drink in hand.

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  “What’s Too Good Isn’t True”: Poem of the Week

  Mila Gizli – Published October 7, 2019

  A poem that pulls you into its time and space, capturing the excitement of a moment quickly gone by.

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  Poetry Nite Teams With La Riposte Féministe for an Empowering Night

  Mila Gizli – Published October 6, 2019

  It was a full crowd, filled with eccentric style and pints of beer at Chez Morrígan. The cozy, dim-lit bar had a disco ball projected on their staircase entrance, attracting passersby on Crescent St.

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  Power Issue Selected Poems

  Elizabeth Pinault & Carina Dumais & Mila Gizli – Published October 1, 2019

  A myriad of words, a mountain of emotions. A bundle of poems that explore power, perceived through a political and a personal lens.

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  Concordia Alumna Brings United Nations Travelling Film Festival to Montreal

  Mila Gizli – Published September 30, 2019

  Born in Egypt, Grace Sebeh Byrne moved to Montreal when she was three. She has been passionate about art her entire life, and found herself attracted to social and human stories, and human rights issues.