Calling, calling Aussie poets-
Why do you write your songs?
Where do you do your dreaming,
and does it take you long?
I'm asking this with some intent
Because I write on writing
At "Write Australian" (fortnightly)
I showcase stuff exciting.
I want to do some interviews
On Aussie poetry
Why poets write their pieces
working so industriously
I hope I've got my point across
(In limping rhyme I dally)
If you don't mind an interview-
Get in touch with Sally!
That's -
sodgers.tassie.net.au
Hey - what are you waiting for?
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Reviewed on February 24, 2003
I'm an Aussie.....and I write poetry..Hmm but does that make me a poet? lol Cool poem Sally!....Ty, Dani
Reviewed by krissy
Reviewed on February 19, 2003
kay devenish would be one woman you should speak to. she is intelligent, talented, funny and an incredible woman all way round.
i've been fortunate to call her 'friend'.
good luck
hugs
krissy
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i've been fortunate to call her 'friend'.
good luck
hugs
krissy