On a poetic flight of fancy

Ehsan Azari

On a poetic flight of fancy

Ehsan Azari

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Poet Anne Fairbairn’s recasting of a 12th-century Persian fable is a piquant mixture of Sufi mysticism and poetry in a contemporary Australian setting. The poem fuses East and West in a way that seems to dissolve the ‘otherness’ of the East.

Original language	English
Number of pages	2
Journal	Campus Review
Volume	6
Issue number	33
Publication status	Published - 1996

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