Tasmanian Times
All posts tagged "poetry"
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2.6KBooksPoetry Review – Thérèse Corfiatis’ ‘Breath’
Coronavirus has pulled the rug from under many things large and small. If it was big enough to sink Dark Mofo and...
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1.6KPoetry & Short Stories
Poet’s Corner – ‘To My Native Land’
This poem was first published by the Wellington Times and Agricultural and Mining Gazette on Saturday, 4 April 1891. The author is...
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Poet’s Corner: ‘A Horse’s Lament’
This poem was first published by the North-Eastern Advertiser on Tuesday, 22 June 1915. The author is ‘Trebla’. A Horse’s Lament By...
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7.3KArts
Gwen Harwood: A Biography
Gwendoline ‘Gwen’ Harwood was a poet and librettist who lived in Tasmania from 1945 to 1995. She won numerous awards and prizes...
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Lockdown, Creatively Speaking
Tasmania's performing arts community have brought their creativity to dealing with lockdown, writes Anne Layton-Bennett.
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3.2KPoetry & Short Stories
Poet’s Corner – ‘Van Diemen’s Land’
This poem was first published by the Launceston Advertiser on Friday, 6 December 1844. The author is ‘H.R.’ “Van Diemen’s Land” By...
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1.2KPoetry & Short Stories
Poet’s Corner – ‘Tasmanian Volunteers’
This poem was first published by The Cornwall Chronicle on Saturday, 8th September 1860. The author is unknown. Tasmanian Volunteers Dedicated to...
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1.4KPoetry & Short Stories
Poet’s Corner – Summer Sunrise in Tasmania
'from ti-tree thicket, and acacia grove, sweet songs of joy float gently through the air...'
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From the Ashes
In the aftermath of natural disasters, many musicians, actors and comedians give their time and their talent freely at big ticket fundraising...
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1.5KPoetry & Short Stories
Anne Collins: How to Belong
How to Belong is the title of Anne Collins latest volume of poetry, and indeed a rhetorical question that runs through this...
