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Posts Tagged ‘ Power ’
Stronger
Sally is a part time freelance editor and writer based in Brisbane. Studying in Writing, Editing & Publishing at the University of Queensland, she somehow finds the time to write for fun: sadly, her studies have been known...
Awake
Nicole Lawler's story Awake will have you on the edge of your seat, gnawing at your fingernails and struggling for breath before taking you on an unexpected twist.
Bridging The Gap
Growing up, Bianca Good and her mother, Cheryl, experienced considerable challenges and hardships as a result of Bianca's undiagnosed learning disability. Despite misunderstanding, mismanagement and the difficulties presented by the NSW Education system, Bianca has found her niche.
Rancho Mastatal – The Power Of Change
Celina Massa spent three months in the rainforests of Costa Rica at Rancho Mastatal, an environmental learning centre and lodge with an aim to raise awareness of sustainable and ethical lifestyles.
Fever Dreams
"I walked along the lonely road of fever stricken nights"
Cassy Harvey discusses in her poem the power of broken dreams and learning from mistakes.
Yogi Footprints
Richard Bell writes auto-biographical poetry. Yogi Footprints is about a time in his life where he was powerless, that the only option was signing up as homeless on the South Australian Housing Trust. A Mental Health Support Worker, who...
Power Lines
Conor Bateman is a student at the University of Sydney, currently studying Arts and majoring in English and Film Studies. He has previously been published in the literary journal Hermes, as well as in 'Sandstone', the 2010 University of...
Giant
Vivian Wong's poem, Giant, is about the power of human connection, our shared state of being and the energy that exists between two or more people.
La Isla De Sol
La Isla De Sol is a poem about the power of place to stir emotions and solidify values. Sometimes places can lead to one forgetting their convictions, such as big cities where the prevalent attitudes are those of money,...
