Monday's poem
Monday's poem
Song - Michael Steven
Poetry
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Monday's poem
HEYWARD HEAD - Hayden Williams
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Monday's poem
Do the Speed Wobble - David Howard
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Monday's poem
CLOUDS OVER THE SILVER PEAKS - Brian Turner
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Monday's poem
Under the Pines - Rhian Gallagher
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Monday's poem
THEM WERE THE NIGHTS - Kath Beattie
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Monday's poem
Haiku Season - Lyla K. MacGregor
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Monday's poem
Houses on Hills - Kay McKenzie Cooke
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Monday's poem
REQUIEM - Sue Wootton
Poetry
Poetry
National Poetry Day was on July 22. It may have passed into silence.
Monday's poem
Monday's poem
Run, run, Rhythm - Clare Arnot
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Monday's poem
MONTMARTRE - Ruth Arnison
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Monday's poem
A Brief History of Treason - Michael Steven
Monday's Poem
Monday's Poem
The High Country
- Rhian Gallagher
An angel circled above Ben Ohau Range.
Heat radiated from the schist, the air felt migrated.
When it is winter I cannot be here
but it is like winter's echo
immersing in cloudy blue meltwaters,
I shake with clarity and refrigeration.
Monday's poem
Monday's poem
AUTUMN SONG For Shona and Michael - Brian Turner
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Monday's poem
TENEBRE By Sarah Paterson
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Monday's poem
Oamaru Cavalcade - David Eggleton
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Monday's poem
Poetry is the art of the dark - Diane Brown
Monday's poem: Feeling the ache of infinite distance
Monday's poem: Feeling the ache of infinite distance
This week we take the rare step of republishing a poem that has already appeared in the Monday's Poem column. It is by Rhys Brookbanks, a University of Otago English and History graduate, a former Otago Daily Times poetry contributor, and a newly qualified journalist.
Monday's poem
Monday's poem
Hallelujah on the Presidential Highway Gore to Clinton on State Highway One - Sue Wootton