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Abruptly bridged.(Poem)
ABRUPTLY BRIDGED "If Rudd is elected, the gulf between the government and the country's creative artists will be bridged." "With the election of the Rudd Government there is some reason to feel optimistic about the future of the ABC. The culture war will come abruptly to an end." --Robert Manne And like a torch the vision glowed upon the southern shore The gulf was bridged, and, very soon, it might be bridged yet more! With precision then the government and artists of the nation Would join together rapturously in an Anschluss of creation. Gulfs would be bridged, culture and art bound with secure bands As--as history reminded us--had occurred in other lands. In a great happy ...
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