I just had news that a poem of mine, Peregrine Moon, will appear - TopicsExpress

I just had news that a poem of mine, Peregrine Moon, will appear in The Australian sometime in the next three to four months. Good news, although it commits me to reading the Weekend Australian for at least a quarter of the year... The poem is one of a cycle of moon poems I wrote in 2013 and 2014. It has a Dylan Thomasish form on the page, rather like my poem It Matters How We Go, the last poem in Bluewren Cantos. Jaya Savage assures me Stephen Romei will police the poetic space to preserve the poems form. Thanks to Donna Ward for organising the Writing the Sacred weekend near Portsea, out of which this poem rose. And thanks to Jaya and Stephen for fighting hard to keep the pages of the national broadsheet and the minds of the general public open to poetry.

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