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Charmaine Papertalk-Green
Yamaji Kin Songline
I am kin to the Bimarra creation line Snaking across country into bloodlines Creator of Yamaji life and culture Sustaining very old ancestor our old country Nganajungu Bimarra is our medicine I am kin to the old people now sand …
Posted in 105: NO THEME 11
Tagged Charmaine Papertalk-Green
Yamaji Kin Songline
I am kin to the Bimarra creation line Snaking across country into bloodlines Creator of Yamaji life and culture Sustaining very old ancestor our old country Nganajungu Bimarra is our medicine I am kin to the old people now sand …
Posted in 104: KIN
Tagged Charmaine Papertalk-Green
This is my storytelling!
This is my data, and This is my Sovereign right. No more whitewashing Let Truth be told Dear Australian Whitewasher, Why do you find it difficult to understand ‘my kind’ and ‘my people’? Is it because of a whitewashed Australian …
Posted in 101: NO THEME 10
Tagged Charmaine Papertalk-Green
Introduction to Charmaine Papertalk Green’s Nganajungu Yagu
Since Charmaine Papertalk Green’s poetry was first published in The Penguin Book of Australian Women Poets in 1986, her voice on the page has been consistent: eloquently powerful, respectfully challenging and true to her role in life as a Yamaji Nyarlu.
Posted in INTRODUCTIONS
Tagged Anita Heiss, Charmaine Papertalk-Green, Zoë Sadokierski
Tea Leaves Stains
Café sitting teacup drinking Tea leaves tell a story You know slavery Poured through generation eyes Swirling into existence With each teaspoon stir Stirring memories not forget Wadjbella’s took something Society slavery here Like domesticating a cat Or breaking in …
Posted in 89: DOMESTIC
Tagged Charmaine Papertalk-Green
Review Short: Charmaine Papertalk-Green’s and John Kinsella’s False Claims of Colonial Thieves
False Claims of Colonial Thieves weaves together two disparate voices, Charmaine Papertalk-Green and John Kinsella, in a demanding collection that reaffirms the troubling environmental era we are living through. Structurally, the book shifts between traditionally oppositional views – an Aboriginal woman and a white man.
Posted in BOOK REVIEWS
Tagged Charmaine Papertalk-Green, John Kinsella, Timmah Ball
न्हानानग्गु यागु | Nhananggu Yagu
Translated from the English to the Hindi by Subhash Jaireth न्हानानग्गु यागु: मेरी मां जो मेरी अपनी मां है, हमेशा कहा करती थी कि माथा उठा कर चलो मेरी साहसी छुटकी निअरलु, यानि की मैं न्हानानग्गु यागु: मेरी मां, जो …
Posted in 76: DALIT INDIGENOUS
Tagged Charmaine Papertalk-Green, Subhash Jaireth
Don’t Want Me to Talk
You don’t want me to talk about Mining or its impact on Country You don’t want me to talk about The concept and construct of ‘whiteness’ Its dominance and power in society You don’t want me to talk about The …
Posted in 72: THE END
Tagged Charmaine Papertalk-Green
OBSOLETE Editorial
‘Obsolete’ can only be neutral or pejorative; it is never a compliment. Even those who value the old, the superseded object or mode, are reinstating it so as to deny that the object or mode is obsolete. I can still use it.
Posted in ESSAYS
Tagged Charmaine Papertalk-Green, J.P. Quinton, Jennifer Clarvoe, Scott-Patrick Mitchell, Simon Perril, Sophie Mayer, T R Hummer, Tracy Ryan
Blinding Loyalty
The Yamaji didn’t see it coming Having taken over from their fathers Working as farm hands Mullewa side The seasonal work welcomed Getting to drive the equipment Preparing the land for wheat Driving in circles and squares Late at night …
Posted in 66: OBSOLETE
Tagged Charmaine Papertalk-Green
A White Australia Mindset
When do you know it has become obsolete? When can we be certain it has become obsolete? Take the White Australian Policy abolished on paper yet The mindset was to keep Australia for the descendants Of the British and to …
Posted in 66: OBSOLETE
Tagged Charmaine Papertalk-Green
