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Kerry Reed-Gilbert reads her poems ‘Wiradjuri Country’, ‘Got ya’, and ‘Just leave your mark here’ for ABR's ACT States of Poetry anthology.
ACT | Three poems by John Foulcher by Hidden Author • States of Poetry Podcast - Series Two John Foulcher reads his poems ‘The Poetry Exam’, ‘Paris Evening’, and ‘Before the Storm’ for ABR's ACT States of Poetry anthology. ACT | Two poems by Melinda Smith by Hidden Author • States of Poetry Podcast - Series Two Melinda Smith reads her poems ‘Some trees’ and ‘The undiscovered country’for ABR's ACT States of Poetry anthology. State Editor Jen Webb introduces series two of the ACT anthology by Hidden Author • States of Poetry Podcast - Series Two In this episode of Australian Book Review's States of Poetry podcast, State Editor Jen Webb introduces the 2017 ACT anthology. States of Poetry 2016 ACT Podcast | 'Lady Mungo Speaks' and 'Whitefellas' by Jeanine Leane by Hidden Author • States of Poetry Podcast - Series One In this episode of Australian Book Review's States of Poetry podcast, Jeanine Leane reads her poems 'Lady Mungo Speaks' and 'Whitefellas' which feature in the 2016 ACT anthology. ... (read more) States of Poetry 2017 - ACT | 'Patriotism' by Geoff Page by Geoff Page • States of Poetry ACT - Series Two Patriotism ‘... the last refuge of a scoundrel’. Samuel Johnson But here and there a whisk of itdoes no essential harm: an accidental win or t ... 'Spring Fall' by Adrian Caesar | States of Poetry ACT - Series One by Adrian Caesar • States of Poetry ACT - Series One I see you stand with your back to meat the French window as you did last Marchlooking at early flowersyellow and crimson, pansy and primrosepeeping from their crust of snow andabove them the steel-sculpted angelrearing from a wooden plinth: guardianof the courtyard. In those bleak days I knewyou were reading the cemetery metaphorof your blig ... 'Crafting Consolation' by Adrian Caesar | States of Poetry ACT - Series One by Adrian Caesar • States of Poetry ACT - Series One Your kind friend sent a condolence cardand in the envelope a small white featherwhich, she said, seemed to come from nowhere.Angel's wings obviously, I wrote in my reply.And for days after everywhere I wentI found small replicas, as if some tinyfeathered thing had scattered its moultingon urban pavements, in shops and unlikelybathrooms, a ... 'Shell Burial' by Adrian Caesar | States of Poetry ACT - Series One by Adrian Caesar • States of Poetry ACT - Series One Without bucket or spade we buildthe sandcastle, dragging and gatheringpiling and patting our little Camelot.I excavate a moat, shape a drawbridge,a sloping road leading to the keep,while you look for shells to decoratethe edifice, or so I thought, the way we'ddone last holiday some months ago.But this time you have another purpose:instead of ... 'A Salutation' by Adrian Caesar | States of Poetry ACT - Series One by Adrian Caesar • States of Poetry ACT - Series One Some months after the funeral,checking emails from the other hemisphere,there's one from Pauline; subject: Hell.It's not promising. My mind traversesthe last five years, their litany of loss –a son, two friends and mentors,then you, lovely sister, and like some grimcomedic postscript even Frankiethe cat succumbed. Suffice to sayI ... StartPrev12345678NextEnd Page 4 of 8
John Foulcher reads his poems ‘The Poetry Exam’, ‘Paris Evening’, and ‘Before the Storm’ for ABR's ACT States of Poetry anthology.
ACT | Two poems by Melinda Smith by Hidden Author • States of Poetry Podcast - Series Two Melinda Smith reads her poems ‘Some trees’ and ‘The undiscovered country’for ABR's ACT States of Poetry anthology. State Editor Jen Webb introduces series two of the ACT anthology by Hidden Author • States of Poetry Podcast - Series Two In this episode of Australian Book Review's States of Poetry podcast, State Editor Jen Webb introduces the 2017 ACT anthology. States of Poetry 2016 ACT Podcast | 'Lady Mungo Speaks' and 'Whitefellas' by Jeanine Leane by Hidden Author • States of Poetry Podcast - Series One In this episode of Australian Book Review's States of Poetry podcast, Jeanine Leane reads her poems 'Lady Mungo Speaks' and 'Whitefellas' which feature in the 2016 ACT anthology. ... (read more) States of Poetry 2017 - ACT | 'Patriotism' by Geoff Page by Geoff Page • States of Poetry ACT - Series Two Patriotism ‘... the last refuge of a scoundrel’. Samuel Johnson But here and there a whisk of itdoes no essential harm: an accidental win or t ... 'Spring Fall' by Adrian Caesar | States of Poetry ACT - Series One by Adrian Caesar • States of Poetry ACT - Series One I see you stand with your back to meat the French window as you did last Marchlooking at early flowersyellow and crimson, pansy and primrosepeeping from their crust of snow andabove them the steel-sculpted angelrearing from a wooden plinth: guardianof the courtyard. In those bleak days I knewyou were reading the cemetery metaphorof your blig ... 'Crafting Consolation' by Adrian Caesar | States of Poetry ACT - Series One by Adrian Caesar • States of Poetry ACT - Series One Your kind friend sent a condolence cardand in the envelope a small white featherwhich, she said, seemed to come from nowhere.Angel's wings obviously, I wrote in my reply.And for days after everywhere I wentI found small replicas, as if some tinyfeathered thing had scattered its moultingon urban pavements, in shops and unlikelybathrooms, a ... 'Shell Burial' by Adrian Caesar | States of Poetry ACT - Series One by Adrian Caesar • States of Poetry ACT - Series One Without bucket or spade we buildthe sandcastle, dragging and gatheringpiling and patting our little Camelot.I excavate a moat, shape a drawbridge,a sloping road leading to the keep,while you look for shells to decoratethe edifice, or so I thought, the way we'ddone last holiday some months ago.But this time you have another purpose:instead of ... 'A Salutation' by Adrian Caesar | States of Poetry ACT - Series One by Adrian Caesar • States of Poetry ACT - Series One Some months after the funeral,checking emails from the other hemisphere,there's one from Pauline; subject: Hell.It's not promising. My mind traversesthe last five years, their litany of loss –a son, two friends and mentors,then you, lovely sister, and like some grimcomedic postscript even Frankiethe cat succumbed. Suffice to sayI ... StartPrev12345678NextEnd Page 4 of 8
Melinda Smith reads her poems ‘Some trees’ and ‘The undiscovered country’for ABR's ACT States of Poetry anthology.
State Editor Jen Webb introduces series two of the ACT anthology by Hidden Author • States of Poetry Podcast - Series Two In this episode of Australian Book Review's States of Poetry podcast, State Editor Jen Webb introduces the 2017 ACT anthology. States of Poetry 2016 ACT Podcast | 'Lady Mungo Speaks' and 'Whitefellas' by Jeanine Leane by Hidden Author • States of Poetry Podcast - Series One In this episode of Australian Book Review's States of Poetry podcast, Jeanine Leane reads her poems 'Lady Mungo Speaks' and 'Whitefellas' which feature in the 2016 ACT anthology. ... (read more) States of Poetry 2017 - ACT | 'Patriotism' by Geoff Page by Geoff Page • States of Poetry ACT - Series Two Patriotism ‘... the last refuge of a scoundrel’. Samuel Johnson But here and there a whisk of itdoes no essential harm: an accidental win or t ... 'Spring Fall' by Adrian Caesar | States of Poetry ACT - Series One by Adrian Caesar • States of Poetry ACT - Series One I see you stand with your back to meat the French window as you did last Marchlooking at early flowersyellow and crimson, pansy and primrosepeeping from their crust of snow andabove them the steel-sculpted angelrearing from a wooden plinth: guardianof the courtyard. In those bleak days I knewyou were reading the cemetery metaphorof your blig ... 'Crafting Consolation' by Adrian Caesar | States of Poetry ACT - Series One by Adrian Caesar • States of Poetry ACT - Series One Your kind friend sent a condolence cardand in the envelope a small white featherwhich, she said, seemed to come from nowhere.Angel's wings obviously, I wrote in my reply.And for days after everywhere I wentI found small replicas, as if some tinyfeathered thing had scattered its moultingon urban pavements, in shops and unlikelybathrooms, a ... 'Shell Burial' by Adrian Caesar | States of Poetry ACT - Series One by Adrian Caesar • States of Poetry ACT - Series One Without bucket or spade we buildthe sandcastle, dragging and gatheringpiling and patting our little Camelot.I excavate a moat, shape a drawbridge,a sloping road leading to the keep,while you look for shells to decoratethe edifice, or so I thought, the way we'ddone last holiday some months ago.But this time you have another purpose:instead of ... 'A Salutation' by Adrian Caesar | States of Poetry ACT - Series One by Adrian Caesar • States of Poetry ACT - Series One Some months after the funeral,checking emails from the other hemisphere,there's one from Pauline; subject: Hell.It's not promising. My mind traversesthe last five years, their litany of loss –a son, two friends and mentors,then you, lovely sister, and like some grimcomedic postscript even Frankiethe cat succumbed. Suffice to sayI ... StartPrev12345678NextEnd Page 4 of 8
In this episode of Australian Book Review's States of Poetry podcast, State Editor Jen Webb introduces the 2017 ACT anthology.
States of Poetry 2016 ACT Podcast | 'Lady Mungo Speaks' and 'Whitefellas' by Jeanine Leane by Hidden Author • States of Poetry Podcast - Series One In this episode of Australian Book Review's States of Poetry podcast, Jeanine Leane reads her poems 'Lady Mungo Speaks' and 'Whitefellas' which feature in the 2016 ACT anthology. ... (read more)
In this episode of Australian Book Review's States of Poetry podcast, Jeanine Leane reads her poems 'Lady Mungo Speaks' and 'Whitefellas' which feature in the 2016 ACT anthology.
‘... the last refuge of a scoundrel’. Samuel Johnson
But here and there a whisk of itdoes no essential harm:
an accidental win or t ...
I see you stand with your back to meat the French window as you did last Marchlooking at early flowersyellow and crimson, pansy and primrosepeeping from their crust of snow andabove them the steel-sculpted angelrearing from a wooden plinth: guardianof the courtyard. In those bleak days I knewyou were reading the cemetery metaphorof your blig ...
Your kind friend sent a condolence cardand in the envelope a small white featherwhich, she said, seemed to come from nowhere.Angel's wings obviously, I wrote in my reply.And for days after everywhere I wentI found small replicas, as if some tinyfeathered thing had scattered its moultingon urban pavements, in shops and unlikelybathrooms, a ...
Without bucket or spade we buildthe sandcastle, dragging and gatheringpiling and patting our little Camelot.I excavate a moat, shape a drawbridge,a sloping road leading to the keep,while you look for shells to decoratethe edifice, or so I thought, the way we'ddone last holiday some months ago.But this time you have another purpose:instead of ...
Some months after the funeral,checking emails from the other hemisphere,there's one from Pauline; subject: Hell.It's not promising. My mind traversesthe last five years, their litany of loss –a son, two friends and mentors,then you, lovely sister, and like some grimcomedic postscript even Frankiethe cat succumbed. Suffice to sayI ...