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Singing us home
Beth Spencer / Poetry

Singing us home

Posted on March 21, 2016 by Poem and Dish • 2 Comments

In a kitchen in Brisbane three of us sit sharing tea and talking about dislocation how hard we find it to feel really here, to feel we belong. Each of us an unplanned baby. (An accident, or a surprise if you’re being nice.)   Never felt that sense of unequivocal right-to-be, to take up space. … Continue reading →

Leaving this house
Beth Spencer

Leaving this house

Posted on February 3, 2016 by Poem and Dish • 6 Comments

Leaving is like breaking something not a single crash smash on the floor but a long drawn out rugged exhausting tearing asunder God is in the details as I pick them apart The fine bones The hush I remember that first time      unbidden I heard it, as I was outside walking with my cup … Continue reading →

Roving
Poetry / Tegan Jane Schetrumpf

Roving

Posted on June 25, 2014 by Poem and Dish • 5 Comments

The dull chock of carrots, free-wheeling turmeric circles on the chopping board say I am home again. The creaking of the eaves against the retreating sky speak of cold windows, the eyelash-and-louse tobacco loose in the top-right-hand draw smells like my father’s office, half a world of time away. In the garden a lemon tree … Continue reading →

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