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Bunyah in Summer.(Poem)
BUNYAH IN SUMMER Faded-shorts-and-sandals country, dry rocks and darting creatures, and faces pressed at flyscreens waiting for the ones from Sydney. Time stretches into sunlight. The hours are measured in wickets and the breaths of the dog by his master, both sprawled on the ...
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