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2018/02/21
A Beetle and a Flower
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(For my mother) Yesterday, a beetle crossed my road — lapis lazuli and red on black. I watched it crawl, so slow that twenty years ...
2017/12/14
Our Tree
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(For my brother Michael and my sister Margaret) Our tree, lissom, muscular, Stood forever tall against wind and rain, Shading again...
Don't Load Me Now
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I looked into her deep brown eyes tears rolled dark within a scent of pasture sweet upon her breath mood welling pity stumbling I loo...
2017/11/22
Where do you go?
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Where do you go at night? Do you wonder where I go? Whether I am really here? Yesterday I rode the train but wasn't really there at al...
2017/07/26
Collision on Winthrop Avenue
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It isn’t just the impact that shocks. It’s the violence of the sound exploding your reveries. It’s the surprise of your car spinning...
2017/07/12
The waiting
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‘My lungs burst like fire in dry grass. You are scarred from rib to rib and it looks like a smile. It’s loud when the moon’s out — th...
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2017/07/06
Sneaky Piggely
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I’m the sneaky piggely I always steal the capsicum And when the big alpha piggelys come I pretend to be retarded I’m the sneaky piggely...
2017/06/08
Consent
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Performed at GLITTER, Spoken Word Perth , May 2016 @ Paper Mountain Gallery friend’s message on facebook reveals her disguise of sexual...
Amateur Pole Queen
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From Maddie's zine Warm do not think about failure, remember that even stars fall sometimes and when they do, people wish on the...
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2017/05/24
The catbeing
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A sleeping catbeing, black white ochre body curled, furred cheek turned (Her free ear flicks as I shift on the wooden stool, ...
2017/05/17
Broken TV
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‘My mind is a TV with no sound. And the teletext is broken. But the show goes on and I have to watch. It gets really good around 2am. Some...
2017/05/10
on seed dispersal
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! flood, come : wet the wetland . cells chime, molecules bind : a body of water stands up, stretching rain-shaking hair slick everywh...
2017/04/19
When I Used To
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I used to track porn sites until I realised that patting my dog was a better use of time and emotion. I used to write love songs and t...
2017/03/15
Women of Disharmony
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Disharmony is not only a state of being But a colourless cube, built from converging walls Bound by the mason's mortar between the bri...
2017/02/15
ode
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oh how I hate the park they don't they long for it they beg for the park their first words are onomatopoeic utterings meaning sw...
2017/01/18
Life and Death
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by Remiel Ruah (aged 7) There are things still living in graveyards Plants... trees... with golden leaves... Anyway. If I died, I...
2016/10/26
Special Class
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I dreamed X in a swimming pool a man on the side with a stopwatch a race I in the water too with others all competing I dreamed X won beca...
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2016/10/19
Case
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He had tears rolling down his face He said: ‘I’ve spent all my money on speed I’ve stolen off my parents I’ve stolen off my friends I’v...
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2016/10/12
The feathers of the wilder colours
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Is it really freefall Or will you bounce off bends of the tunnel Is it really freefall Or will you also pass thru gray clouds of unease ...
2016/09/21
Touch of the Butterfly
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Ever watch a butterfly touch down? There’s no screech of tyres or smoke puff, just the fractional stopping of time as the selected leaf o...
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