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y separately published work icon Fifty-One Contemporary Poets from Australia : Part 2 anthology   poetry  
Issue Details: First known date: 2012... 2012 Fifty-One Contemporary Poets from Australia : Part 2
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The Auteuri"Never an auteur, though sometimes ‘a João,’", John Mateer , single work poetry
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When He Suggested She Should Have Read the Story on a More Natural Voice —i"“No utterance of the daemonic is unnatural.”", John Mateer , single work poetry
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Self-Portrait as a Camel Conjured by Daemonsi"I’m afraid, a camel, luminous,", John Mateer , single work poetry
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Question for António Damásioi"Doesn’t all European thought", John Mateer , single work poetry
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What Should, Perhaps, Be Correctedi"The only voice to whom I’m open", John Mateer , single work poetry
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Considering Ern Malley’s The Darkening Ecliptic on a Fine Spring Morning in the Front Gardeni"it’s not so much the caterpillar", Cameron Lowe , single work poetry
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Patiencei"Clouds fracture —", Cameron Lowe , single work poetry
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Bordersi"The crisp sunlight, the pale", Cameron Lowe , single work poetry
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