2 Juliette Cavendish Poems

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Echoes of Cloncurry

‘Echoes of Cloncurry’ by Juliette A. H. Cavendish is a thoughtful poem about Cloncurry, Australia, and its entrancing past and present.

Juliette A. H. Cavendish is a poet who focuses on the connection between people and the Australian landscape. In her work, she mixes personal experiences with references to history, creating a rich tapestry of meaning. The poem expresses her journey of understanding identity and heritage, especially concerning Indigenous peoples and early settlers. Her writing invites readers to reflect on how the past shapes one's sense of belonging.

I am lulled by the imprint of ancient tales,

Written in blood red, vermilion hue.

Man and tattered dreadlocks us,

As dragonflies we drink our thirst,

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I Have News

‘I Have News’ by Juliette A. H. Cavendish is a moving poem. In it, the speaker describes the aftermath of a death and how they contended with it.

Juliette A. H. Cavendish is known for her heartfelt poetry that often focuses on personal experiences, especially around the feelings of loss and mourning. Her poem effectively captures the intense emotions following the death of someone important. Through short lines and clear descriptions, she allows readers to connect deeply with the sadness and confusion that come with losing a loved one.

I have news relayed, and me sinking, falling somewhere

Depths of unfamiliar raw and numb

Lost with colour faded, heart of lead

But news of magnitude with need to tell

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