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'Tamryn Bennett’s Icaros and Willo Drummond’s Moon Wrasse both use the natural as their central motif. Nature has of course always been a font of inspiration for poets. These two poets draw from that font in vastly different ways. Bennett’s title refers to a form of South American song that is chanted during rituals of cleansing and healing that involve plants. Drummond’s refers to a hermaphroditic fish, the moon wrasse, which acts as a symbol of transformation.'
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https://www.australianbookreview.com.au/abr-online/archive/2023/995-november-2023-no-459/11098-sam-ryan-reviews-two-new-poetry-collections
Diversity and Invention : Two New Poetry Collections
Australian Book Review
Australian Book Review
Review of:
- Icaros 2020 selected work poetry
- Moon Wrasse 2023 selected work poetry
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