Eldon Grier's poems focus heavily on visual imagery and colours.
12 Facts About Eldon Grier
In 1997 Eldon Grier was made a life member of the League of Canadian Poets.
Eldon Grier was born in London, England and raised in Montreal, Canada.
Eldon Grier died at the age of 84 in Vancouver, British Columbia.
Eldon Grier's father was Charles Brockwill Grier and his mother was Kathleen Phyllis Black Grier.
Elizabeth and Charles were divorced in 1952 and Eldon Grier married his second wife Sylvia Tait in 1954.
Eldon Grier was diagnosed with tuberculosis in his mid-thirties and underwent treatment for two years before he recovered.
At age seventeen Eldon Grier failed to find financial stability through art.
Eldon Grier was apprenticed to Diego Rivera as a plasterer.
Eldon Grier later became a professor at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts under Arthur Lismer.
Eldon Grier decided to become a poet because he felt that meaning was expressed more effectively though words.
Eldon Grier's poems manipulate lines shifts, rhyme and contain complicated stanzaic shapes.