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Peacock's Tail single work poetry "why else would a peacok's [sic] tail"

Is part of Wallace's Feet & Darwin's Pistols Roland Leach , 1998 sequence poetry

Author:agent Roland Leach

Issue Details: First known date: 1998... 1998 Peacock's Tail

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Notes:

In Drowning Ophelia, the first line reads: why else would a peacock's tail. (ie spelling of peacock varies).

Appears in:

y Ulitarra no. 14 December 1998 Z891337 1998 periodical issue 1998
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1998
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pg. 12
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y Art Galleries Schubert: Josephine Ulrick Poetry Prize 1998 1998 Z1001879 1998 website 1998
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1998
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y Drowning Ophelia Roland Leach , Cottesloe : Sunline Press , 2000 Z796022 2000 selected work poetry Cottesloe : Sunline Press , 2000
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2000
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pg. 46

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