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* Contents derived from the 2001 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
- Three Wild Angels, sequence poetry
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"This shortest day's moves are all prose and relative clauses"
Solsticei"The shortest day's moves are all prose and clauses",
single work
poetry
Note: With first line: This shortest day's moves are all prose and relative clauses
- Trajectoryi"The plotted loop seemed natural / we'd come and go like tides or the Perseid meteors", single work poetry
- Walking Awayi"We can't touch you", single work poetry
- Scarecrowi"Now you've harried me", single work poetry
- Nightfalli"At the sunlit desk", single work poetry
- Neonatei"This morning thrusts its speculum", single work poetry
- Working Note - On Lyrici"a poem is not a mirror but a breath in the world the world is inhaled translated and exhaled", sequence poetry
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Divinations,
single work
poetry
Note: This version has twelve parts
- A Requiem, sequence poetry
- Dies Iraei"I stand in the door of my house", single work poetry
- Introiti"that crowd of ears", single work poetry
- Offertoryi"the dreaming boy hears in his pillow", single work poetry
- Communioni"The oranges are pale moons. The wind", single work poetry
- What Psyches You?i"You're fascinated by us", single work poetry
- My Best Friend's Whitei"I'm not racist, I like white people. My best friend's white.", single work poetry
- Bicultural Blackfellai"I am a Wiradjuri woman proud and strong.", single work poetry
- Identityi"Why do you always question my identity?", single work poetry
- Mandolini"Way of poppies, I climb upstairs - hurts to think,", single work poetry
- Winter Districti"I throw you bread below the roadhouse sky.", single work poetry
Publication Details of Only Known VersionEarliest 2 Known Versions of
Related Works
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How2 Connect : New 90s Poets
Debbie Comerford
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2001
Z994442
2001
website
poetry
The How2 Connect site was established as an accompaniment to the Australian women poets featured in the new writing from Australia section in How2 vol.1 no.5 March, 2001. The poetry included in How2 Connect is from some of the male 'new 90s' poets. Poets include Louis Armand, Peter Boyle, Brett Dionysius, Andy Kissane, John Mateer, Ian McBryde, Peter Minter, Hugh Tolhurst, Sam Wagan Watson. The site is dynamic.
Last amended 6 Jun 2007 14:18:48
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