Historic Towns of Australia by Cox and Stacey
Philip Cox and Wesley Stacey present twenty five early Australian towns in six states with establishment and settlement details illustrated by numerous black and white photographs. Lansdowne Press Melbourne 208 pages.
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Philip Cox-Wesley Stacey
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Australia
Lansdowne Press
Melbourne
Philip Cox
Wesley Stacey
Don’t Touch Me Merman From Yemarad Poem
A short verse where the speaker resists the pull of a Merman figure. The speaker, Vivi en Arnold, insists on staying shore-bound, fearing the overwhelming ocean and emotional engulfment. The piece uses maritime imagery to convey restraint and vulnerability.
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Yemarad
Merman
Reveille Solders the Dawn and a Bow to Power
A morning scene describes reveille as a soldierly start to day, dawn rising over valleys and hills. In closing lines a list of names and commands appears, invoking submission and power from a distant master toward the end.
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George Brzostowski
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Gulgong
Nsw
Port Fairy
Victoria
England
Broome
Western Australia
Braidwood
St Andrew's
Bang
Olufsen
Inoent
Das Alte Werk
Turnshout
Ore
Becca
EMG
Philips
Duratone HI
Altres Court
Ana Worany
Canberra
Senate
Se Parliament House
Gane
Vivien Arnold
Reveille
Ian
Park Royal Motor Inn
Iny
Robert Menzies
Nou
Copper Grill
CTC -Tv
Doish
Yin Hal