Poetry

33 Kilohertz

August 2004, no. 263

Poetry

33 Kilohertz

August 2004, no. 263

While we are apart I will
wear no shoes, walk barefoot
over Nevada sands, tune my heart
to 33 kilohertz, synchronise
my inner ear to terra firma, and,

Joel Deane

By this contributor

Joel Deane is a speechwriter, novelist and poet. He has worked in newspapers, television, politics, and internet startups in Australia and the United States. His latest novel is Judas Boys (Hunter, 2023).

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Joel Deane

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