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Context
Romanticism, Buddhism, Born in Coffs Harbour, moved to sydney, imagist and landscape poet.
Themes in Journey, the North Coast
Journey more important than the destination, detachment from urban life, restorative nature of the natural world
Themes in Flames and Dangling Wire
Lack of responsibility, destruction of nature, mysanthropy, consumerism
Themes in Harbour Dusk
Transcience. immersion in nature, nature reflects inner world
Themes in Byron Bay: Winter
The sublime, grandiose of nature, awe and reverence
Themes in Description of a Walk
Immersion in nature, spiritual nourishment, the sublime
Themes in 24 Poems
Dualities and seassons, spiritual renewal and enlightenment, transcience, the sublime.
Journey the North Coast form
Free Verse
Flames and Dangling Wire form
15 quatrains
Harbour Dusk form
loosened form
Byron Bay: Winter form
Ballad, half-rhyme full-rhyme
Description of a Walk form
11 quatrains2
24 poems form
24 haiku-adjacent stanzas
Journey the north coast evidence
Free verse, “sunlight rotating off the drab carpet”, “The trains shadow, like a bird’s, / flees on the blue and silver paddocks”, “a red bank..over dark creeks… blackened tree trunks… white eucalyptus”
Flames and Dangling Wire Evidence
15 quatrains,. “the smoke of different fires in a row, like fingers spread”, “always burning…demon with the long barge pole”, “knowing all that he does about us, how can he avoid a hatred of man?”
Harbour Dusk evidence
loosened form (4 quatrains) “stone parapet’s fading life”, “oily aubergine dark… part of the city, to our left, was fruit shop bright”,
Byron Bay: Winter evidence
Ballad: 4 stanzas, “blue… claret…gray”, “the sunlit town’s strewn like petals; its lighthouse a tiny pawn”, “the feeling that I wear great wings”
Description of a Walk evidence
Ballad, “brazil nut kernel, an unfired pot”, “what it was all for, I forgot”, “cicada’s schekel sound”
24 poems evidence
haiku-esque stanzas, “grass moves with the water, violin bows adagio…the ocean’s single string”, “she will vanish in that light”