two Indigenous poets face monsters of invasion with words of love and hope
- Written by Adelle Sefton-Rowston, Senior Lecturer, Literature, Charles Darwin University
Banksia coccinea, southwest Western Australia.Anjahennern/ShutterstockI like to read poetry on long flights. I think it’s the climbing motion of the plane against the constant roar of the engine that creates a space for words to hum and move. But poetry can connect us to home, even when we are distant, away, sky high.
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