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Ellen van Neerven
vinegar
Sometimes, the house is unclean. In this panic I find myself of past and future. When we clean houses we do so knowing that they are watching and our lives depend on it. When we teach our children to clean …
Posted in 89: DOMESTIC
Tagged Ellen van Neerven
Innocent Eyes!: Ekphrasis and the Defiant Multiplicity of the Female Gaze
Keira Hudson | Angela Serrano Innocent Eyes! 1 | with Judy Hudson & Kyl Jones The male gaze has been discussed at length. The female gaze, not as much. This ekphrastic project is about the latter. It is about the …
Posted in CHAPBOOKS
Tagged Alison Whittaker, Angela Serrano, Ellen van Neerven, Keira Hudson, Saaro Umar
Queer Modes: New Australian Poetry
I did not want to build a falling-down house of rhetoric
Or even one that could stand all the huffing and puffing
in this community
Boonwurrung country June 2017 mutual suspicion in this community whitefella owned homes gated & locked blackfella hired house magpie-guarded sugared study afternoons walks on dusk scaling fences & stretching thick-grassed vacant lots trespassing to find the ocean waves eating activewear …
Posted in QUEERING MODES
Tagged Ellen van Neerven
workshop
we left crumbs on Country forgot to bring them inside our cushioned seats the photo I took of you is blurry I walked home to a spider on my bed beneath the lamplight the strangeness between us is glowing I …
Posted in FEMALE GAZE
Tagged Ellen van Neerven
Introduction to Jeanine Leane’s Walk Back Over
In Walk Back Over, Wiradjuri woman – read: poet, academic, historian, teacher – Jeanine Leane takes off our wallpaper to reveal the personal and political layers of a nuanced history.
Posted in GUNCOTTON
Tagged Alissa Dinallo, Ellen van Neerven, Jeanine Leane
Water on Water
The music of the water as it coves. We covert each other. Rings from the aquarium gift shop that change colours. Cover of sunlight does not show what happens after dark when the neighbours stone the penguins to death on …
Posted in 57.0: CONFESSION
Tagged Ellen van Neerven
તરાન પીસાં | Flight Feathers
Translated from the English to the Kunkana (Gujarati script) by Kamlesh Gaekwad અઠ બુહું પૅલિકનાં તે ઓવારાવર ગોળા હુયી જાનુકા કુટબેના ફોટા જીસાં લાગ? વેટ વાવર આહા તળાવીહુન ત ડોંગરહુદીનાં ઝાડ ત યુધ્ધના દેશ આહા. ઉજે઼ડ ઝીલ સંઘર્ષનાં ગુલાબી ગળાં પરંપરાગત હોડી …
Posted in 55.1: DALIT INDIGENOUS
Tagged Ellen van Neerven, Kamlesh Gaekwad
Caitlin Maling Reviews Ellen van Neerven
Poems about food, such as those comprising Ellen van Neerven’s first collection Comfort Food, are often framed in terms of ideas of connection, community, and commonality. Van Neerven engages directly with these ideas, but emphasises their fault lines as much as their strengths. The poem I keep returning to appears early in the second of the book’s six loose sections.
Posted in BOOK REVIEWS
Tagged Caitlin Maling, Ellen van Neerven
Pinions
I want to know what that hawk got in the grass, what it ate alive. Long grass where a Fogarty, a Sandy, a Currie walked Shining for bones, a boomerang’s hand ‘You were the last we expected to do this’ …
Posted in 53.0: THE END
Tagged Ellen van Neerven
