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CONTRIBUTORS
Ed Wright
Review Short: Judith Bishop’s Interval
Interval is the fourth book for Judith Bishop and her first with University of Queensland Press. The book is divided into four sections. The first begins with an epigraph from the French philosopher Gaston Bachelard that ‘childhood is certainly greater than reality.’
Posted in BOOK REVIEWS
Tagged Ed Wright, Judith Bishop
Gas Deity
Nitrous oxide: about as close as it gets to the gods without sacrifice, the nonsense of origins a pretty polly epiphany polyphony cackling through the wireless speakers of the mind. It’s a shame they don’t serve religion at the dentist …
Posted in 74: NO THEME V
Tagged Ed Wright
Review Short: Geraldine Burrowes’s pick up half under
Geraldine Burrowes has come to the practise of poetry via a long and varied career in the visual arts that concentrated in its later years on 3D forms. Pick up half under is her first full volume of poetry. It’s an interesting collection, imbued with the peculiarity of the late starter. There’s a sense of the techniques of poetry school being applied, but in the best poems the abstract play of images is framed by life experience to create poignant and original work.
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Tagged Ed Wright, Geraldine Burrowes
Bear Hunt
Bears pursue me their button eyes stitched in a factory are cruel with the boredom of their making cuddling is futile, these bears, born vengeful, will not be deterred they are under the doona they are into my ears they …
Madonna and Child
At the beach a young mother, after a moment's absent-mindedness, chases her young son up the line of wet sand where the bluebottles are drying to harmlessness. When she reaches him paddling on the edge of death without concern she …
Posted in 28: INNOCENCE
Tagged Ed Wright
‘a shooting star’
a shooting star a flashing sword a nibbled ear a young man in a torpedo at dawn preparing to die his letter to his parents written he nibbles the memory one last time of the soft skin behind his sweetheart's …
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Tagged Ed Wright
Wanton Boys
In the park on a sunny day while we're waiting for my mother to get a word in edgeways with Mrs Jones my brother and I are frying ants with a magnifying glass And calling it scientific. I am secretly …
Posted in 28: INNOCENCE
Tagged Ed Wright
