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Voice : A Journal of Comment and Review
no.
39
September
2011
Z1816594
2011
periodical issue
2011
pg.
33
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The Shapes of Light : Rediscovering Poetry in a Post-poetic Age
Port Adelaide
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Ginninderra Press
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2014
7134176
2014
selected work
poetry
'Why has poetry fallen so sadly by the literary wayside of our hectic digital age? An age, if ever there was one, needing the kind of humanising empathy that readable (and quotable) poetry can provide. One of the central problems facing poetry today is that we seem to have forgotten (in some cases, perhaps deliberately) its link to the emotional cadence of music, and when that link is broken the light fails. These 'shapes of light' seek rediscovery, and their only claim is one of honesty - emotionally, intellectually and spiritually.'
Source: Publisher's blurb.
Port Adelaide : Ginninderra Press , 2014 pg. 126
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