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Three poems by Louis Armand
DI/ODE CL & William Blake on the Manly ferry shirtless at bowsprit, big dipper across the Heads. the poem sought you out, gullscreech in wide mandala sky, a ravenous thing. lifetimes pass though art pretends not to, a burnt stub on manicured suburban lawn, once, almost. Trojan women eye you between the hydrangeas. pilgrims come & pilgrims go, less often now communing w/ the dead, who are most prolific. if all graven images wash away, vile spots, well almost all.
Poetry | GENTRIFYING PARRA
Factories sulk with sweat and grit Cafes and hairdressers wild with renewed hustle Slick-back and jet-black and conk shaved of sick disarray, and one dark fringe longer and falling without the need to flick it back. Down around the natural bend, roundabout roundabout, Church Street bros of beachy olive skin and Bollywood glam.
Overland literary journal
249 Summer 2022 Buy/subscribe now Elias Greig on ecofascism and the settler invasion fantasy, Natalia Figueroa Barroso on Charrua language and colonisation, the winners of the Neilma Sidney Short Story Prize and Judith Wright Poetry Prize, new poetry and fiction from Angela Costi, Liam Ferney, Michael Farrell, Ouyang Yu, Tim Loveday and more.
SCRIPTjr.nl | From <em>Pack My Box with Five Dozen Liquor Jugs</em>, a pangrammic novel by Tom Jenks & Catherine Vidler
‘How did it even hear me?’ mouthed a petrified Wexford to Zlatan, whose knees were quite justifiably knocking together like coconut shells. ‘This must be the famous cassowary,’ squeaked Zlatan, spooked, ‘the extrasensory jungle bird I saw on the Discovery Channel.’ ‘Well, obviously, Zlatan,’ ‘squeaked’ the sequinned creature, jadedly, its three-clawed foot protruding at face-height from a fluorescent pink leg-warmer’s fringed extremity.
Al Jazeera on NZ homeless - watch it and weep
Al Jazeera on NZ homeless – watch it and weep Written By: notices and features - Date published: 7:02 am, August 6th, 2016 - No comments Categories: class war, housing, human rights, journalism, poverty - Tags: Al Jazeera, brighter future, homeless, homeless crisis, housing crisis, shame Al Jazeera: Once a pioneer of the social welfare state, New Zealand now has over 40,000 people who are homeless, forced to live in their cars and in garages as a result of rapid house price and rent rises...
SCRIPTjr.nl | chaingrass patterns by Catherine Vidler
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Bonny Cassidy reviews Furious Triangle by Cath Vidler
May 5, 2012 / mascara / 0 Comments Furious Triangle by Catherine Vidler Puncher and Wattmann ISBN Reviewed by BONNY CASSIDY Readers of a contemporary online poetry journal like Mascara Literary Review are probably among those most comfortable with the idea that a poem can be found or generated in any manner of ways. We accept that modern poetics has become happily detached from the notion of authorial integrity.
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