Colored Bows single work   poetry   "The cruisers and destroyer have borne our men away;"
Issue Details: First known date: 2018... 2018 Colored Bows
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Notes

  • Author's note: (Women of the Royal Naval House wear coloured bows to signify to which boats their men belong.)

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    y separately published work icon Many Such as She : Victorian Australian Women Poets of World War One Michael Sharkey (editor), Hobart : Walleah Press , 2018 16088719 2018 anthology poetry biography

    'This volume samples the poetry of twenty-five poets associated with the State of Victoria who were publishing significant work during the First World War. The collection is as much a social and cultural map of women’s attitudes and occupations as it is a poetry anthology. Short accounts of the poets’ lives and their publishing history provide insights into the way the War shaped their everyday concerns. The book expands common notions of what constitutes war poetry, and testifies to the social role and styles of poetry in general. These poets wrote at a time when poetry was a public art, as their work was widely published in the daily and weekly media as well as single volumes of the period and shortly thereafter.'

    Source: Publisher's blurb.

    Hobart : Walleah Press , 2018
    pg. 227-228
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