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Issue Details: First known date: 2017... 2017 States of Poetry - Queensland
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'Series Two of the Queensland States of Poetry anthology is edited by Felicity Plunkett and features poetry from Pascalle Burton, Liam Ferney, Zenobia Frost, Anna Jacobson, David Stavanger, and Samuel Wagan Watson.'

Contents

* Contents derived from the Southbank, South Melbourne - Port Melbourne area, Melbourne - Inner South, Melbourne, Victoria,:ABR Publications , 2017 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
State Editor's Introduction, Felicity Plunkett , single work poetry

'In his luminous paean to poetry, modestly titled How to Read a Poem, Edward Hirsch writes that ‘poetry is made of metaphor’. This lucid statement is beautiful enough, but as a poet, Hirsch continues, making music, elaborating, forever taking the idea onwards, upwards and outwards, with poetry’s relentless energy: ‘It is a collision,’ he writes, ‘a collusion, a compression of two unlike things: A is B.’' (Introduction)
Stones Sequence Suckedi"still. but not quite.", Pascalle Burton , single work poetry

Author's note: (after Samuel Beckett’s Molloy)
A Less Tangible Currency at Playi"expressing", Pascalle Burton , single work poetry
Bodies Breathe in by Themselvesi"gurgle /ˈɡəːɡ(ə)l", Pascalle Burton , single work poetry
Composition in Retrospecti"was started in 1981 and compleTed in 1988", Pascalle Burton , single work poetry
Losing the Slumsi"at midpoint I take a call from work – don’t want to, though", Pascalle Burton , single work poetry
Sympathy for the Devil : A Tweet Stormi"my name is abundance his name is love", Liam Ferney , single work poetry
Active Shooteri"a gunman is a gunman is a gunman", Liam Ferney , single work poetry
#qla2016i"The marker: Bruce Lee happy snapping", Liam Ferney , single work poetry
After the Raini"What happens after the rain is pure speculation", Liam Ferney , single work poetry
Main Street Sociali"O Hail! to the days of wine and typhus,", Liam Ferney , single work poetry
One Must Utilise Every Part of the Animal (When Faced with One’s Own Fears)i"I am hearing voices –", David Stavanger , single work poetry
Stock Marketi"bipolar record lows", David Stavanger , single work poetry
I. The Counsellor' and 'II. Reflectioni"I am driving into cowboy country once more. My job is to help rural girls leave repressed", David Stavanger , single work poetry
I Liedi"I lied.", David Stavanger , single work poetry
New Agei"We dream, we heal, we are reborn.", David Stavanger , single work poetry
When We Dreamt like Kerouaci"Where Logan Rd and Creek intersect there used to be an old", Samuel Wagan Watson , single work poetry
Tugullawahi"We’d often give Dad a lift to work along this bent stretch of the river.", Samuel Wagan Watson , single work poetry
A Self-Help Book for Broken Writers : Some Zen Notesi"Try to remain in bed for a few days without picking up a single", Samuel Wagan Watson , single work poetry
Forensic, All in One Breath...i"Be sharply accustomed to the anatomy of your writing; inside and out...Where you have", Samuel Wagan Watson , single work poetry
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Publication Details of Only Known VersionEarliest 2 Known Versions of

    • Southbank, South Melbourne - Port Melbourne area, Melbourne - Inner South, Melbourne, Victoria,: ABR Publications , 2017 .
      Link: 14026684Web Resource Sighted: 01/06/2018
      Series: y separately published work icon States of Poetry : Series Two Southbank : ABR Publications , 2017 11188047 2017 series - publisher poetry

      'States of Poetry – a major national resource – is the first online poetry anthology to devote equal space to each state and the ACT. The aim is to highlight the quality and diversity of contemporary Australian poetry. Funded by Copyright Agency’s Cultural Fund, States of Poetry is federally arranged. A senior poet active in the state selects six local poets, with an emphasis (not exclusive) on early- and mid-career writers and those still active in the poetry scene. Each year the cohort of poets will be completely different, offering a different snapshot of the poetry being written and published in each state. The individual state/territory anthologies appear free online, with introductions from the state editor, biographies, recordings, and brief remarks from some of the featured poets. Some of the poems later appear in the print magazine.' (Introduction)
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State Editor's Introduction Felicity Plunkett , 2017 single work poetry
— Appears in: States of Poetry - Queensland 2017;

'In his luminous paean to poetry, modestly titled How to Read a Poem, Edward Hirsch writes that ‘poetry is made of metaphor’. This lucid statement is beautiful enough, but as a poet, Hirsch continues, making music, elaborating, forever taking the idea onwards, upwards and outwards, with poetry’s relentless energy: ‘It is a collision,’ he writes, ‘a collusion, a compression of two unlike things: A is B.’' (Introduction)
State Editor's Introduction Felicity Plunkett , 2017 single work poetry
— Appears in: States of Poetry - Queensland 2017;

'In his luminous paean to poetry, modestly titled How to Read a Poem, Edward Hirsch writes that ‘poetry is made of metaphor’. This lucid statement is beautiful enough, but as a poet, Hirsch continues, making music, elaborating, forever taking the idea onwards, upwards and outwards, with poetry’s relentless energy: ‘It is a collision,’ he writes, ‘a collusion, a compression of two unlike things: A is B.’' (Introduction)
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