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- Translator: Peter Stevens ; Nelson Hughes
First line of verse: "When I come back to my country"Language: Aboriginal Kurrama AIATSIS ref. (W36) (WA SF50-11). There may be as many as five variations of Kurrama being Yarnarri, Yinyjiwarnti Kurrama, Mijirranypa, Marntartka and Ngamangamara: http://www.wangkamaya.org.au/pilbara-languages/kurrama-overview (These variations not yet added to AustLit.) , English-
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Untreated : Poems by Black Writers
Josie Douglas
(editor),
Alice Springs
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Jukurrpa Books
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2001
Z930045
2001
anthology
poetry
'This anthology of poetry brings together all the big names in Aboriginal writing and features a wide array of styles and topics. With a foreword by Kim Scott – joint winner of the Miles Franklin Literary Award, 2000, for his novel Benang. (Publication summary)
Alice Springs : Jukurrpa Books , 2001 pg. 63
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Antipodes : Poetic Responses
Margaret Bradstock
(editor),
Putney
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Phoenix Education
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2011
Z1760960
2011
anthology
poetry
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Antipodes, representing poets born between 1790 and 1983, provides a wonderful introduction to the changing views of Australia and its history over the past two hundred years as well as to the excellent poetry that is part of our heritage. -- Emeritus Professor Elizabeth Webby (from the Foreword)
Putney
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Phoenix Education
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2011
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