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Dianne Millett

Dianne Millett writes poems and short fiction. She also draws and makes small things easily destroyed, that may never be seen. She follows slow methodologies and does not like machine world. The subtle, unseen world is her place--still. She has been published in The Mozzie, Cordite, page 17. Offset no. 9, Austrian PEN and dSCRIBE 19/26.

Rain

One thousand birds fret in damp trees the leaves shiver these fragments disturb me— except for the repetition of the doves. I remember your eggshell body an odour of almonds our words spilling splashing white walls red flagstones. Again and …

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Cape Weed

Cape weed wears cowards’ colours chokes healthy feed with jealousy true native fields borne by generations made useless by polluted seed bearing strong on the genome twisting in to hook and hold like burrs.

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