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CONTRIBUTORS
Luke Beesley
A Hat
I had been walking for 10-15 mins without a hat. Inside the hat I was able and was able. Customer accounts. Phlegm of coat rack hardened around my shoulders. Amuck this gunky, silvery circumstance, I made a decision, or it, …
Posted in 83: MATHEMATICS
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Reunion Song
Every time she saw herself in the mirror, I remember, she pushed her chin forwards so as to stretch the skin of her neck. The crushed tram ticket in her throat produced the crumpled husky sound, itself. She had seen …
Posted in 78: CONFESSION
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Luke Beesley Reviews Christopher Kelen
For some time I’d been carrying Christopher (Kit) Kelen’s Scavenger’s Season around in my backpack, where it jostled with other books, pencil shavings and an old apple. I happened to finally reach for it and dust it off while in the members’ lounge of the NGV Ian Potter Centre.
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Words such as Ordinary or Ordinate …
Words such as Ordinary or Ordinate to Begin and Clog/ Sieve Towards Construction Constraint after Finnegans Wake Prop boundary portal node enfant incorrigible cohort slather porous nascent inordinate slouch for uncoordinated haberdashery treacle irrelevance. Pulchritudinous lovers mock fuck on soldier …
Posted in 64: CONSTRAINT
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The Master
after the 2013 film by Paul Thomas Anderson Cabbages & the sea Cabbages & the sea Cabbages & the seain PT The colour of cabbages & the sea in PT & the colour of cabbages & the sea & the …
Posted in 63: COLLABORATION
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Unwelcome Lycra/Portrait of a Patron with a Straw, Loafer
cnr St Georges Rd & Scotchmer i. Half a metre from a calf, cycle – frightened & tanned, flexing opine occupy politics with a cracked bat – he seems to know everyone in the bakery. His argument (buttered, smoothed & …
Posted in 62: MELBOURNE
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Tempat Tali | Timber Hitch
Tempat Tali Perempuan itu terlipat ke dalam sinar matahari dan aku putuskan untuk memanfaatkannya. Matahari, cahaya, merupakan pelajaran mengenai bangunan. Pelajaran atas sinar matahari yang mengena sekarung goni gandum gorden tertutup, menjadi. Aku memintanya mengisi air pada bak mandi dan …
Posted in 53: INDONESIA
Tagged Dorothea Rosa Herliany, luke beesley
Sydney Office
Going to and leaving scuffed planets, she drove her nail across a cake of soap. Waves peeled off Bondi. Cafes continued in fine, hip disinterest. She scrubbed the table, then, and fell into hot traffic. It was a kind of …
Posted in 49: SYDNEY
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The Sign (표지판)
When I met you at the lights you were holding your bike and holding your brother and your anger. Your breath clawed the pedestrian. They you said and it was in your mouth, the word, like sourdough bread. They! You …
Posted in 44: OZ-KO (HOJU-HANGUK)
Tagged Kim Sunghyun, luke beesley
This Is a Poem Without Mothers (이것은 어머니들이 없는 시다)
The alarm in the morning is made of rubber invents the day around it like a drum. Leonard Cohen. Um. The alarm in the morning is made of stones we unearthed near a horse. My father, smoking a cigar. The …
Posted in 44: OZ-KO (HOJU-HANGUK)
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Act. Cotton Malley: Short Story Hanoi II
His ear lit up like a daffodil He found four bees in his car It was a leap year. February rushed past like a formula one a twist of tomato in the alcohol
Posted in 42: CHILDREN OF MALLEY II
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Race Horse
In a large semi-detached timber dwelling doubling as a restaurant, a patron has ordered something no longer on the menu. Verb. To hit someone with a horse. To run into someone with an old race horse with a royal title …
Posted in 33: PASTORAL
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A. Malley: Signals and Circles
A. MALLEY collects tennis chalk and zipless pencils. He reads his poems.
Posted in 24: CHILDREN OF MALLEY
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A. Malley: Cliffs
A. MALLEY collects tennis chalk and zipless pencils. He reads his poems.
Posted in 24: CHILDREN OF MALLEY
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A. Malley: Spillway
A. MALLEY collects tennis chalk and zipless pencils. He reads his poems.
Posted in 24: CHILDREN OF MALLEY
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On Studying the Traditional Form
Luke Beesley writes poetry and short fiction, and his work has been published widely in Australian newspapers and literary journals including ?´The
Australian Book Review', ?´The Australian' & ?´Southerly'. In 2004/2005 a suite of his poems will appear on the Brisbane City Council rates notice envelope, a public art commission from Brisbane Water. He is currently studying for an M.Phil (Creative Writing) at the University of Queensland. He lives in Brisbane.
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Luke Beesley is a young Brisbane writer of poetry and short fiction. He has published widely in journals and newspapers including ABR, Southerly, The Canberra Times & The Australian. He has just completed his first manuscript of poetry with the assistance of an Arts Queensland Major Grant, and is currently studying for an M.Phil (Creative Writing) at the University of Qld. He likes cricket and jazz.
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Fin de Siecle
Luke Beesley is a young Brisbane writer of poetry and short fiction. He has published widely in journals and newspapers including ABR, Southerly, The Canberra Times & The Australian. He has just completed his first manuscript of poetry with the assistance of an Arts Queensland Major Grant, and is currently studying for an M.Phil (Creative Writing) at the University of Qld. He likes cricket and jazz.
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