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'Annamaria Weldon has produced an impressive collection with Stone Mother Tongue. Her imagery has some lovely naturalistic twists and turns with some breath-taking phrases. These are well crafted poems featuring lively, lithe lines, and gorgeous situations like in the ’16 Haiku for Lakelands Library Windows’, where Weldon mentions:'
Five black swans fly home
at nightfall, singing their way
through the starless sky'
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Meticulous & Beautifully Fashioned : Raewyn Alexander Reviews ‘Stone Mother Tongue’ by Annamaria Weldon
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