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Issue Details:
First known date:
2008...
no.
28.1
2008
of
Cordite Poetry Review
est. 1997
Cordite Poetry Review
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Release date : October 2008
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Contents indexed selectively.
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This issue of Cordite reflects on the poetry of Robert Adamson, with some poets writing in a similar style, on a similar topic (specifically the Hawkesbury area, NSW) or parodying his work.
Contents
* Contents derived from the 2008 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
- For Robert Adamsoni"Rock and roll chained to the typewriter is", single work poetry
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Notes on the Riveri"a river's there",
extract
poetry
The narrator reflects on the Mekong River in Cambodia and what it stands for symbolically both as a healthy river and one that has suffered environmental degradation.
- Lines from The Loveri"It was never a question of beauty but something else. Mind for example. For a long", single work poetry
- Kathmandui"could lose his leg, or his life / skin like green", single work poetry
- Chiang Maii"winter there or no / morphine or meat,", single work poetry
- After the Partyi"About the face she's photovoltaic.", single work poetry
- No Disguisesi"god laughs on as his mulberry", single work poetry
- Lurei"she wasn't to be found in the list. his eyes darted down the long line of the 'c's : chevron", single work poetry
- River Vis(t)ai"The jetty is like an airport", single work poetry
- Robert Adamson in 'The Valley of Gwangi'i"There are terrible reptiles we never quite catch", single work poetry
- Swansea Foreshorei"We caught a finely spun", single work poetry
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Don't Pay the Ferrymani"It was late at night, maybe after midnight, out",
single work
poetry
The narrator drives and catches a boat ride with a mysterious ferryman in an attempt to reach Robert Adamson
- Conversation With the Bird Mani"I came back telling them all about the landscape but he", single work poetry
- Hawkesbury Elementali"Swamp hen, I say, before we choke", single work poetry
- The Lyrebird Variationi"What is branding? The lyrebird has created", single work poetry
- The Fire Ants Variationi"Invariably described as an ecological disaster,", single work poetry
- Fate of the Speciesi"poets x, y, & z at different times, we talk of stray things -", single work poetry
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