Waiting for a Wage by Prvoslav Vujcic, MFA

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Waiting for a Wage by Prvoslav Vujcic, MFA

Uncle Misa – photo by Nanda Baba das, renowned Bosnian-Herzegovinian photographer and contributor to the UBC.

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POETRY

Prvoslav Vujcic, MFA

– Poetry –

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Prvoslav Vujcic, MFA, renowned Canadian writer

Waiting for a Wage

Had enough to eat today
Bought shoes with hard soles,
some coffee under the table
and ice cream for the neighbour’s son.
Got my wage today
Made the payment for the Beckett and the Joyce,
Rent for a month in advance
And two copies of National News for the neighbour.
Got my food stamps today
Stuffed myself with beans no salad,
Packed the bones for Archibald
And cut my hair chic
Windy day today
I hid in the shade and dreamt:
Opening of eyes, neighbour’s ice cream and old newspapers,
An open door and a new day.

Prvoslav Vujcic

Uncle Misa – photo by Nanda Baba das, renowned Bosnian-Herzegovinian photographer and contributor to the UBC.

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Prvoslav Vujcic, MFA, renowned Canadian writer

Prvoslav Vujcic – photo by Djuradj Vujcic, Canadian journalist

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Prvoslav Vujcic, MFA,
philosopher and writer,
founder of the Urban Book Circle

2015

POETRY

Photo from Her Youth

Waiting for a Wage

Get Out

VIDEOS

Canadian writer Prvoslav Vujcic – Censored interview for CBC (1993)

This video is from 1993 when Canadian writer Prvoslav Vujcic was interviewed by the CBC’s Jeffrey Kofman. The interview however was censored. Sixteen years later, in 2009, Jean-Philippe Nadeau of Radio-Canada (CBC) interviewed Prvoslav Vujcic for one hour. This time, the entire interview was aired on October 26, 2009.

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Prvoslav Vujcic, MFA,
philosopher and writer,
founder of the Urban Book Circle

2014

POETRY

A Father’s Love

THOUGHTS

“Nothing in dreams is so astonishing as the amount of awakenings.” – Prvoslav Vujcic, MFA.

Quote by Prvoslav Vujcic, written in 2000 – Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

“The majority of tired and wrinkled people (in machines for laundry and money), do not have enough strength and energy to separate the thought from the dust or the work from the suit. Hence the depth and width of Leonardo’s words when he says: while criticizing, criticize the thought and not the author.” – Prvoslav Vujcic, MFA.

Quote by Prvoslav Vujcic, written in 2000 – Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

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Prvoslav Vujcic, MFA,
philosopher and writer,
founder of the Urban Book Circle

2013

ESSAY

Men are Committing Suicides and Society is Laughing by Prvoslav Vujcic, MFA

POETRY

Awakening

The poem Awakening is from the book Repatriates (UBC Canada Press, 2013) by Prvoslav Vujcic, MFA.

Voice

The poem Voice is from the book Repatriates (UBC Canada Press, 2013) by Prvoslav Vujcic, MFA.

THOUGHTS

“Love is in the person and not in the clouds. Who doesn’t have love in themselves won’t find it in the sky either.” – Prvoslav Vujcic, MFA.

Quote by Prvoslav Vujcic, written in 1987 – Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

“Only big friends remember small things.” – Prvoslav Vujcic, MFA.

Quote by Prvoslav Vujcic, written in 1987 – Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

“Dogs smell fear, sharks blood, and people emotions. The outcome is generally the same.” – Prvoslav Vujcic, MFA.

Quote by Prvoslav Vujcic, written in 1977 – Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

“Who believes in miracles, creates miracles.” – Prvoslav Vujcic, MFA, Serbian Canadian author of Celtic descent and founder of the Urban Book Circle.

Quote by Prvoslav Vujcic, written in 1977 – Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

INTERVIEWS

Get out of here, I am Sekularac by Prvoslav Vujcic, MFA

The legendary Dragoslav “Seki” Sekularac speaks about himself, Tito and Dzajic, the lamb Arkan, Rajko Mitic without pants and about the qualities and selfishness about those who we knew but didn’t recognize. Originally published in the May 2006 issue of Mi magazin in the Serbian. This interview lasted 4 hours and 47 minutes and is the longest ever interview with the world famous soccer player Dragoslav Sekularac. This was confirmed by the legendary Canadian soccer player of Serbian descent Milovan “Mike” Bakic who was present during the interview.

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