Tasmanian Times
Poetry & Short Stories
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The fibres in my walls are taut and strong
The fibres in my walls are taut and strong Yes, the light is always cloudy, mud trails creep from the back door...
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1.0KBrum Bramich Kicks a Goal
When you talk about the tough men from Tassie Most think about the hardened convicts, bushrangers and the whalers. Top of my...
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A polite reminder
Hi everyone, just a polite reminder that you can help celebrate the unofficial opening of the 2010 Tasmanian Poetry Festival, in its...
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The 2010 Tasmanian Poetry Festival
Hi Everyone, The 2010 Tasmanian Poetry Festival is just around the corner and I hope you are able to join us in...
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Australia on the turn
I love a sunburnt country, a land of sweeping plains, of ragged mountain ranges, of droughts and flooding rains. I love her...
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The Poetry of Bridh Hancock
Wind Farms © Bridh Hancock, 11 05 10 (Toora, Gippsland, Victoria) Alien life-forms stand on the ridge above the town. They tower...
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Tea
Tea © Malini Alexander 24 May 2010 In fragile porcelain or glass encased Embryo of tea unfurls Ethereal aroma dances, curls Is...
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Sense of place poetry prize on offer
The UTAS School of Philosophy is pleased to announce the launch of a new national poetry prize with a prize pool of...
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HOME
He had never left Mathinna. Others said ‘Where shall we go? To Spain perhaps – Malaysia? He woke to the clear gentleness...
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Spoken by a Tree
I am Eucalyptus nitens. I am known as Shining Gum. Hey ! ! ! They’ve planted us to make a fast buck....
