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Someone single work   poetry   "someone is having a morning coffee"
  • Author:agent Yu Ouyang http://www.poetrylibrary.edu.au/poets/ouyang-yu
Issue Details: First known date: 2003... 2003 Someone
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    y separately published work icon Southerly Face to Face vol. 63 no. 2 2003 Z1102335 2003 periodical issue 2003 pg. 150-151
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    y separately published work icon New and Selected Poems Yu Ouyang , Applecross : Salt Publishing , 2004 Z1128226 2004 selected work poetry This book includes selections of previously published and unpublished poems, which cover a decade from the end of the 20th century through the first part of the 21st century. The selected poems are arranged in 5 sections: Uncollected, from Songs of the Last Chinese Poet, from Two Hearts, Two Tongues and Rain-colored Eyes, from Foreign Matter and from Terminally Poetic, unpublished at the time of this printing. Applecross : Salt Publishing , 2004 pg. 11-12
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    y separately published work icon Mood Lightning : An Anthology Ten Ch'in U (editor), Pennant Hills : Imaginal Press , 2004 Z1189653 2004 anthology poetry prose The book encapsulates the moods and quests of eighty seven contributors most of whom are from Australia; the rest are from the United Kingdom, Germany, Malaysia, Netherlands and the United States. The anthology has been organised along roughly thematic lines with nine sections each titled to highlight the role of nature and the spiritual in nature. There are new poems by Robert Adamson as well as previously unpublished poets, fragments of plays by Polish actor/director Bogdan Koca, commentary on the body and consciousness by two psychologists (noted writer on the soul Robert Sardello and Canberra based Steven Guth), translations from the Arabic of celebrated Lebanese poet Wadih Sa'adeh, translations from the Persian, Chinese, German and French and funny one-liners not found in fortune cookies. Source (The author). Pennant Hills : Imaginal Press , 2004 pg. 283-284
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