A social site for poets in Sydney.
We loved the reading by Rhyll McMaster last night, she is an accomplished reader who has a very personal and welcoming style. Her poetry conveys the beauty and transcendence of the everyday. Thank you Rhyll, it was a real privilege.
If you would like to hear more of her work, she will be reading on Saturday 14th at 3pm (Repeated on Thursday at 3pm) on ABC radio national's "Poetica"…
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http://www.murgatroid.com/china.html
For a brief overview of the Language Poetry movement, go here >> http://www.poets.org/viewmedia.php/prmMID/5661
Cleo
Added by Cleo Mees on May 1, 2011 at 23:38 — No Comments
just like to let everyone know that i have self published my book which im very proud of!!!!
TREE AND THE TOMBSTONE SILENCE poems by K skye turner
its available at... www.xlibris.com.au or various online stores including Amazon.com
thanks for your time and happy easter xxxx
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Hi all,
I'm reading a few of my poems live on 2SER Radio 107.3 FM, this Saturday from 2 - 2:30pm..
The poems will be "body" themed. Tune in if you're around :)
Cleo
Added by Cleo Mees on April 7, 2011 at 12:08 — No Comments
did anyone see this in the paper today?
http://www.smh.com.au/entertainment/books/spinning-a-fresh-yarn-for-words-20110404-1cyf1.html
makes for an interesting read!
also, how cute is the title of selinger-morris's book: "she looked bored until her burger came"... :)
Cleo
Added by Cleo Mees on April 5, 2011 at 21:30 — 2 Comments
Hello Sydney Poetry!
I'm a performance poet who regularly visits Sydney, and I just wish I'd known about this site sooner!
Anyway over the past 18 months I've performed nearly a dozen features in Sydney for poetry nights at UTS, Live Poets at Don Bank, Word in Hand and Text Styles (plus something else I'm probably forgetting right at this minute).
I've haunted Melbourne poetry for a while, and been in poetry slams in New York and London, ran a weekly…
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EKPHRASTIC POETRY
from the greek, Ekphrasis
is the production of poetic (written) responses to visual artworks.
A loose…
ContinueTheoretical Holes
There was so little certainty in this world.
After what seems like endless post-modernist deconstructions, little seems of value.
So little I could count on, certainty was always just out of reach.
Slowly... I became aware of a need within me,
A need to be sure of something.
This need grew inside me until it demanded satisfaction.
In giving in to this need I decided to build…
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http://youarelistening.to/ streams a hypnotising mix of police department radio over ambient electronica.
You can control the levels and when you get it just so you'll have the perfect soundtrack for composing your post-apocalyptic retro-romantic dreamscapes. You do write those, right?
If LA doesn't do it…
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white board
yellow paint
thick on bricks
windows reflected in
tv screen
diagonal shape of tables
upper bodies
hands on desks
larval tubes of air conditioning
below stucco ceiling
fluorescent plastic trapped
light
tubes
electric cords
stripe on the yellow wall
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A few months back the Guerilla Poetry project sought ten poets to take part in a poetry take-over of the city. Here are some of the outcomes.
A personal favourite is 'STAY TOUCHING', and I'm sure it's not meant in the stalky…
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Heat 24 just whistled in to the sydneypoetry.com mailbox. It's not a sound I'll hear again as Ivor Indyk has decided to retire the physical format (cue weeping).
As Ivor explains in his editorial:
ContinueThough there is always…
Added by Adrian Wiggins on January 23, 2011 at 13:30 — 1 Comment
Like Overland, Island is one of the stayers amongst the literary journals and Island 123 is the latest package of quarterly awesome from across the Bass Strait.
Poets on deck in this issue are: John Kinsella, Kate Llewellyn, Yve Louis, Shari Kocher Campbell, Robyn…
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Overland is one of the survivors of Australian literary journals. How do we know that? Well this is issue #201 and you can't argue with a double-tonne.
In this issue you'll find "Afghanistan, liberalism and bigotry; creativity and labour; the art of drawing money; and much, much…
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As you may be aware the Poets Union of NSW and the Australian Poetry Centre in Vic have united to become, um... Australian Poetry. Just like Opera Australia, only it's poetry, not opera (& with no arias or dress-ups either sadly).
Anyway – Paul Kooperman of…
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If I were a Poet in Residence I would relocate the family to Ettalong Caravan Park and write fetching odes with narrative and local colour – the surfers, the fishermen, the bowlers, the septic...
Well, ok that's me.
What about you... Sure your digs are pretty champ. How about those poems you write... awesome, right! Imagine now the champer and awesomer…
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Ah – it's that time of year when poets all over Australia lie awake wondering if they've been given the nod, picked from the madding crowd and been borne aloft, up and into the firmament of those whose poems are best. Have I mixed enough metaphors for ya yet?…
Added by Adrian Wiggins on November 3, 2010 at 9:00 — 3 Comments
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