In Montreal’s winding streets I roamed,
A wordsmith’s pen my only home,
And in my mind, a world I’d sewn,
With tales of life, both rich and lone.
My name is Mordecai Richler,
A voice for those who are not heard,
I write of love and loss and pain,
Of fathers, sons, and all that’s vain.
From Duddy Kravitz to Barney Panofsky,
My characters may be quite bossy,
But each one carries a bit of me,
A piece of soul, a slice of glee.
I’ve journeyed far across the land,
To foreign shores and burning sand,
But still, my heart remains with thee,
My Montreal, my home, my key.
So raise a glass, to those who write,
Who bring to life the day and night,
And though I may be gone one day,
My words will stay, and with them, stay.
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