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Druidic Gums single work   poetry   "What padded feet rustle the dead leaves?"
Issue Details: First known date: 1938... 1938 Druidic Gums
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  • The judges commented that 'Epithalamion's poem was 'vital, intense, and passionate, and it is notable for its excellent and individual use of the gum tree, so often hackneyed, as an emotional symbol'.

    Source: Sydney Morning Herald (8 April 1938): 7.

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First known date: 1938
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Notable Poem T. Inglis Moore , 1938 single work single work prose
— Appears in: The Sydney Morning Herald , 9 April no. 31285 1938; (p. 7)
Notable Poem T. Inglis Moore , 1938 single work single work prose
— Appears in: The Sydney Morning Herald , 9 April no. 31285 1938; (p. 7)
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