A social site for poets in Sydney.
In the heat of all your own passions
Don’t forget, my friend,
To tend to your own garden too.
For when your road must come to an end
On looking back, you shouldn’t find
That weeds have overrun the seeds
That you had sown with such tender love and care.
What good is it then
If closer home your saplings lie burnt
In the scorching heat of your daily obsessions,
But further afield lie the Edens of your…
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Walk in my shoes if you care!
Feel faceless eyes sear your back with curious stares
And hear poison tipped and sharp edged words rain on you
As you rush to find shelter in a free country.
Nothing has really changed in the background;
The foreground reveals a change:
Of clothing and make up artists.
There's branded wear everywhere!
But behind the labels stare cold and listless eyes of…
Added by THE BARD on September 16, 2011 at 22:41 — No Comments
You silenced my beating heart today.
I was breathing and feasting on all the wonderful
Things you had that day.
But today, as you silenced my beating heart.
I wished I could tell you tales of my dreams
As I tumbled merrily from one side of my world to the other!
It truly seemed a great distance then.
I felt life was exciting as I heard a million sounds
Filter through the…
Added by THE BARD on September 16, 2011 at 22:40 — No Comments
Furtive glances.
Blank faces share
Blank stares.
The crisp silence sits
Between two commuters.
We pretend we have work to do.
Who has time for cheerful neighbourly banter?
The blob in our ears signals our love for frosty silence.
Your minds wanders--Flits and flicks through touch screen worlds till,
The hustle of the station,
Brings you back to reality;
Where you…
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The ambulance glides to a halt
Flashing lights form strange shadows
On surrounding window panes
of blinded, anxious neighbours.
Uniformed-They step out in frightening unison,
Armed the genii of medical marvels'
and rush in through the open door.
Inside, inert-gasping on the floor
lies one in the throes of the final…
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The microphone jack is pink.
The headphone jack is green.
The eye jack is the monitor.
The finger jack's the keys.
My right eye's bloodshot
turning blue.
I wonder what
it smells like
to you.
Added by Brad Frederiksen on September 14, 2011 at 23:09 — No Comments
Sydney Poetry has a tumblr sydneypoetry.tumblr.com and we're looking for someone to join the team as tumblr editor.
What you must have is a particular love of reading Australian poetry.
You may already have your own tumblr and you most likely use…
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Added by Adrian Wiggins on September 12, 2011 at 22:40 — No Comments
Ed: A ball calling for a very big foot.
Now, while the Rugby World Cup is dominating the world’s sporting news, we must use the opportunity to wrest back the word football from our soccer rivals. Soccer (Association…
ContinueAdded by Tim Entwisle on September 12, 2011 at 14:30 — 5 Comments
"Embrace the poetic essence [today] in all forms of daily life."*
Nibble my earlobe. You are welcome to slip in the tongue if you wish.
A unique way to share your views, have your say, and show someone special.
Do you think you have nothing of value to say? Whisper me my sweet.
An open ear is all it takes to get creative juices flowing.
You might also like…
Added by Brad Frederiksen on September 8, 2011 at 19:30 — No Comments
Speak, Scream or Howl, The Australian Poetry Slam is the chance of a life time to share your stroies with Australia and the world.
Added by Australian Poetry Slam on September 8, 2011 at 0:56 — No Comments
First off is the thrill.
Off wondering who will
Believe in this madness
Lose them self in sadness
See it from a different angle…
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Sydney-based "New Trad Journal" project is just getting off the ground. Now's the time to get involved. From the about page:
"The New Trad journal will be an ongoing experiment in contemporary engagement with traditional, especially ancient, literary forms....[It is] by vigorous encounters with its roots, both creatively and critically, that culture is refreshed."
Aiming for first issue early 2012. Poets and scholars sought:…
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Just found Sydney Poetry through a Dransfield photograph which I posted on my poetry blog. If you are interested in underground or outlaw poetry check it out here: http://georgedanderson.blogspot.com
I'm interested in reviewing more Australian poets. Contact me through my blog if you have some appropriate material.
Added by George Anderson on September 3, 2011 at 15:19 — No Comments
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