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26
2017
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Australian Poetry Collaboration
est. 2000
Australian Poetry Collaboration
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SPIRIT OF THE LAND In November 2017 twenty selected poets read their work in response to ‘LAND’… as a noun, a verb, a place, an idea, a possibility, a presence, a contested space. Landscape, headland, wasteland, landfill, landmine, landform, landed, etc.
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* Contents derived from the 2017 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
- Unsealed Innocencei"The unsealed road deviates", single work poetry
- [The Ocean Doesn't Share My Panic Attacks]i"the ocean doesn't share my panic attacks", single work poetry
- Plainsongi"Cleaving the cyan sonata of sky a jagged sienna scar –", single work poetry
- Nodi"the breath of history", single work poetry
- Traffic Wardensi"White cockatoos find their food more easily", single work poetry
- Flame Forged Crownsi"you’ve risen with the sun again", single work poetry
- We Started Wheni"I kept thinking of news-clip images", single work poetry
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Church Treei"Like a lightening lash",
single work
poetry
Author's note: On the first Sunday in February 1788, The Reverend Richard Johnson, Chaplain of the First Fleet, conducted his first service under a great tree at Port Jackson. Present were convicts and sailors. This tree would remain a place of worship for several years.
- The Wedding of Comfort Mary Baffoei"We sit in the courtyard of the round brown house", single work poetry
- Potts Hilli"Channel waters flow brim from Warragamba", single work poetry
- Summer Hill Creeki"I drive out of town", single work poetry
- Sightings from the Edge (at Brighton)i"A woman, shining in lycra and self-esteem,", single work poetry
- Ploti"All afternoon the women shared their wounding:", single work poetry
- Home Landi"Speared in both legs", single work poetry
- Landedi"This ancient land remembers ages past.", single work poetry
- Man Who Lived under the Spiders (from “Fire in the Afternoon”)i"Three girls and a boy pass a dark man on a headland:", single work poetry
- Mooni"In the street whose end is not my home", single work poetry
- Visit to the Hartz Mountainsi"above the howl of wind", single work poetry
- Subterranean Thoughtsi"What is the spirit of the land", single work poetry
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