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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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2016/09/14
Oblivion
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morning has to come at some point. you are the sole pedestrian measuring the length of the body trailing your shadow under the street ...
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Salt
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It all comes down to the division of land the subtraction of trees the addition of fertilisers the multiplication of wheat the sum tota...
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2016/09/07
Syria
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This is Omran. He is alive. He sits, face bloodied and tearless. He sits, his five year old body too little For the orange ambulance seat...
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2016/08/24
Inconvenient Numbers
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The video is a slightly shortened version of the following poem. When a tower falls elsewhere, the ash settles in my city. I study how...
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2016/08/17
Stars
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If I had a child I would tell them Hold your stars in your hands You never know when someone may tear away your sky Remilekun (Fiji) ...
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2016/08/03
On seeing Kiama
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When I reach the first glimmer of the sea my heart sings. Is it my sea-faring DNA welling up or the sheer beauty of the day? Gone from ...
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2016/07/27
for a moon
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what tiny wants to put here for a moon Jackson (Western Australia) Written with the Magnetic Poetry Kit
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