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'This volume of Tell Me Like You Mean It marks its fifth year. Whenever a half-decade mark is reached, I do feel the impulse to reflect on the past. In 2017, Tell Me Like You Mean It was edited by Melody Paloma and Mikaila Hanman Siegersma. From 2018–2019, Melody edited alone until 2020, when Susie Anderson took the reins. This year, in 2021, I have been trusted with the series. It seems significant to note that both Susie and I were published in volume 2, the necessary connection there.' (Publication introduction)
Contents
* Contents derived from the
Kirribilli,
North Sydney - Lane Cove area,
Sydney Northern Suburbs,
Sydney,
New South Wales,:Cordite Press
, 2021 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
- Double Brick Dreami"late september sunday afternoon", single work poetry
- Somewhere Differenti"The river washes over my heart with caution—", single work poetry
- Halitosisi"I’ve made my peace and slept in it.", single work poetry
- Gilly Gi"the night is young", single work poetry
- For Sylvie & the Moonee Ponds Creeki"something milked & my tummy rumbles", single work poetry
- For Desirei"give me his dark curls, his whites & browns & coppers", single work poetry
- Out of Solacei"we marked June", single work poetry
- No One Can Love the World except Godi"my pastor says during mass / and I think I love the world, but I am no god / only a skinny boy with", single work poetry
- Mother, single work poetry
- Sealed Tight for Safetyi"i call my suburb the god district", single work poetry
- Scattered in Colouri"scattered as Marcus as he got swept", single work poetry
- The Infinity of the Otheri"I listen at the shore", single work poetry
- Five Sketches in Inki"Once, I wished to", single work poetry
- Dictation Poem One : Profanity Filteri"D-I-", single work poetry
- Money for Two (I’m in the One Percent)i"This is a benevolent profession", single work poetry
- Signed, Ready for Duty in Reservoiri"a tumbleweed rolls past us / under boom gate", single work poetry
- Knock, Knock. Who’s There? Your Mum.i"your mother is a shopping cart", single work poetry
- Spidersi"Can spiders fall in love?", single work poetry
- Treei"Have you ever seen a yellowing leaf clutching to a tree branch?", single work poetry
- Impressionsi"Summer weaves its limbs through the gaps of the dead magnolia. Contact is made with a tendril, lacing up to", single work poetry
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