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Alice Bellette

Alice Bellette is a Palawa descendant, writer and researcher who lives and works on Wurundjeri Woi-wurrung and Boonwurrung Country. She holds a PhD in Australian literature. She is an inaugural recipient of the Sydney Review of Books First Nations Critique Residency. Her writing has appeared in Griffith Review, Sydney Review of Books, Australian Poetry Journal, Meanjin, Cordite Poetry Review, Arena Quarterly and ACMI Stories & Ideas.

Submission to Cordite 123: CONDITIONS

What CONDITIONS produce poetry? Who defines them? Under such CONDITIONS, we are concerned with the circumstances, terms, agreements, through which something becomes possible, permissible, necessary, or unavoidable in poetry.

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2 virgoes 1 zoom

for Autumn a leyline – i suppose we call them songlines – a gentle tug of the thread like fishing line wrapped around the stars making constellations as above, so below, for one to find another meanwhile, swimming in the …

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a gordian knot

i never was one for patience and strategy biting down on the bit, an anxious habit pop a blakfella on the line up – soft furnishings to dress the set of your scene, to brandish completed puzzle cubes – kids …

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