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Joel Keith

Joel Keith writes on unceded Wurundjeri land. Their work has appeared in Overland, Island, Cordite, Loom, Best of Australian Poems and the Sydney Review of Books. She edits Voiceworks, and placed third in the 2024 Judith Wright Poetry Prize.

Grace

I. The rain fell hard a moment but it left the washing dry. How happily! The rain came down and left the washing dry—now anything may II. Happiness of the house’s clutter and the wish to be changed, changed utterly. …

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To Stella

My hair falls, some days, like an uninteresting question. I take my coffee to sit in the green chair by the window and gather into the soul, slow- ly, certain shards of light too small to note. O my life, …

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He/Hymn

After Donne All morning I have held these ends of me like frayed laces I have tried, failed to thread—laid finally, as the sea does its dead, down. Now I lie in bed. Christ’s blood, I’ve read, hath might by …

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