literary cats : a must for cat lovers

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Mark Twain,  aka Samuel Clemens, turned his signature wit to a number of subjects–boyhood, the legend of King Arthur and even cats. “If man could be crossed with the cat,” he once wrote, “it would improve man, but …

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here @ annandale creative arts centre

HERE is a concept of a collaboration of artists that is a concert of lost lockdown intimacies, a meditation on identity, locality and reconnection in the wake of isolation. These ideas are conveyed through music, words and visuals. During COVID-19 …

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time for a poem : bob piper’s ‘the fires’

THE FIRES

In late 2019 and early 2020 there were devastating fires in Australia, the worst of those in Southern New South Wales and Eastern Victoria. Australia is a land of true extremes. And danger.

The Australian land was suffering …

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the voice of experience : a poem

The Voice Of Experience

 

Some people say

You should go away 

from the ledge

Come back from the edge

 

You’ve gone the wrong way

I, I will show you the right way

 

They cry to you

Come

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pink individual : a poem by geoffrey sykes

Pink Individual 


how dare this one young impudent

pink individual

rise up, disorganised, anarchic, flambuoyant

petal

dares to break with tyranny of tradition

with its own accord and colour swell

how dare bare blossoms break

bleak blight of uniform winter’s

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a view from the window

 

A VIEW FROM THE WINDOW

 

A tiny fragile white butterfly
Shoots vertically
Above the archetypal Australian eucalyptus
And the
Sprawling green yucca plants
With their dangerous enclosed points and burnt skirts.

Lynne Lancaster

24 July, 2021…

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