From Marosa di Giorgio's Funeral Carriages Laden with Watermelons

Peter Boyle; Marosa Di Giorgio

From Marosa di Giorgio's Funeral Carriages Laden with Watermelons

Peter Boyle, Marosa Di Giorgio

Western Sydney University

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Abstract

Publish in ISSUE 52.0: TOIL, Cordite Poetry Review, 2015. First few lines: What a strange species is the species angel. When I was born I heard them say "Angel", "Angels", or other names. "Spikenard", "Iris". Foam that grows on branches, the most delicate porcelain increasing all by itself. Spikenard. Iris. And in the dogs' eyes, too, there are angels...

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Carlton South, Vic.
Publisher	Cordite Poetry Review
Edition	Issue 52
Size	1 poem
Publication status	Published - 2015

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translating and interpreting

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