| 100 Links in a Chain | Four = Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | ||
| A bolt from the blue | something took me up and flung me down | Imago, July 1994, Vol 6 No 2, p 51 (see Bless them all) | on cover with Demidenko, Geoff Page, Tom Shapcott |
| A bolt from the blue | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | ||
| A rough sketch | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | ||
| A Tasmanian at the Vancouver Aquarium | Republic Readings #3, May 2001; p5 | ed. Liz Winfield | |
| A Tasmanian at the Vancouver Aquarium | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | ||
| A Walk in the Dark | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | ||
| A Warm Room | Coastlines 3, April 2002 | Ed. Heather Curnow & P van Rijswijk; read poem at launch: 'a beautiful, melodious, reflective reading' (HC) | |
| Alone among others | a nothing special van gogh | Island 104, April 2006, p47 | |
| Antaeus | By Way of a Vessel; Twelvetrees 1986 | ||
| Apertures | By Way of a Vessel; Twelvetrees 1986 | ||
| Australorp | The ships of state | Contemporary Australian Poetry, Houghton Mifflin, 1990, p 180; ed. John Leonard | |
| Australorp | The ships of state | 1. 2nd prize for poetry in Tas. FAW Christmas competition 1984 2. 1st prize for poetry in Maryb= orough Golden Wattle Festival 1991 | |
| Australorp | The ships of state | New Oxford Book of Australian Verse, Oxford University Press, 1993 | |
| Australorp | The ships of state | By Way of a Vessel; Twelvetrees 1986 | |
| Barbecue | By Way of a Vessel; Twelvetrees 1986 | ||
| Because Kingsley's okay | O merciful day! | highly commended in Kyogle Literary Group Poetry Competition 1993 | |
| Beelzebub | Beelzebub is a sly cat | Lines from the Horizon, University of Newcastle, 1982 (Mattara anthology) | ed. Christopher Pollnitz; selection from entrants in 1982 Mattara Spring Fest= ival Poetry Prize |
| Beelzebub | 1. commended in Ballarat Begonia Festival Poetry Competition 1981 2. runner-up in Mattara Poetry P= rize 1982 | ||
| Beelzebub | By Way of a Vessel; Twelvetrees 1986 | ||
| Birds of the Air | Oh do you bring blessings, you birds of the air | Hobo, Issue 7, Dec 1995; Tas guest editor Edith Speers | 'The Edith Speers Section' - Roger Blake, James Charlton, Stephen Edgar, Jane harvey, Morag Kirk, Ian Preston, Margaret Scott, me, Natalie Staples, Philomena van Rijswijk |
| Black Cockatoos | From evening sky black cockatoos descend | Brisbane Courier-Mail, February 1997 | 1. commended in Artlook Rhyming Poetry Contest (1980) 2. 1st in Maryborough Golden Wat= tle Festival (1991) |
| black coffee no sugar | your forehead was like a fridge door | Hobo, Issue 17, June 1998 | |
| Blackberries | It's not the fruit, it's the barbed vines | Island 23, Winter 1985, p 41 | |
| Blackberries | It's not the fruit, it's the barbed vines | ABC Radio "A First Hearing", 30/12/84 | |
| Blackberries | By Way of a Vessel; Twelvetrees 1986 | ||
| Bless them all | Bless them all, bless then all | Imago, July 1994, Vol 6, No 2, p50 | on cover with Demidenko, Geoff Page, Tom Shapcott |
| Bless Them All | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | ||
| Branch Line | Moorilla Mosaic, BumbleBee Books 2001; p35 | ed. Robyn Matheson & Lyn Reeves; launch readings 24/03/01 | |
| Branch Line | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | ||
| Break your hea= rt beautiful | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | ||
| Brideshead Revisited | What else could I do | 2nd prize for poetry in Warana Writers Competition 1982 (part of Ms - "L= ove, Agony, and the Whole Routine) | |
| Brief report by an alien | I came to Earth | Island 47, Winter 1991, p 43 | |
| brief report by an alien | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | ||
| British Columbia | Quadrant, July 2000 | ||
| British Columbia | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | ||
| Brother and Sister | She wrote a poem about him | Paradox 01/2004, p27 (formerly Coastlines) | Ed. Heather Curnow & P van Rijswijk |
| Burning Off | Autumn fire | Poems 1980, TFAW, p 25 | 3rd collection of poetry by TFAW |
| Burning Off | Autumn fire | Flowers of the Great South Land, 1981 (India) | |
| Burning Off | By Way of a Vessel; Twelvetrees 1986 | ||
| cannibals at a bathing beauty contest | you talked about a well-known critic | Bulletin, 5th December 1995, p93 | |
| can't they think of anything else to do | Wives and mothers | The Sting in the Wattle, University of Queensland Press, 1993 | |
| Can't they think of anything else to do? | By Way of a Vessel; Twelvetrees 1986 | ||
| Caprine Venus | who would've thought | Goat World, 1981 (Journal of the Goat Breeders Society of Australia) | |
| Caprine Venus | By Way of a Vessel; Twelvetrees 1986 | ||
| Casino Mandala | red eye, black eye | Aspect, No 25, 1982, p 71 | ed. Rudi Krausmann |
| cats rule ok | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | ||
| Chastity is | no cold river | Poetry Australia 86, Jan 1983, p39 (See Coinnoisseur & Is a duck really worth it) | Special Tasmanian Issue; ed. Vivian Smith (3 poems by ES precede excerpt from C. Koch's 'The Doubleman, a novel in progress' |
| Chastity is | no cold river | 2nd prize for poetry in Warana Writers Competition 1982 (part of MS - "L= ove, Agony, and the Whole Routine") | |
| Clothes for a 400 Year Old Woman | Runner up in Alexandra Hasluck Award 1986 (2nd place) | ||
| Clothes for a 400 year old Woman (prose) | Equal 3rd in Judah Waten SS Award 1992 | ||
| Clothes for a 400 year old Woman (prose) | |||
| Colvan Arnotts Samboy Smiths | I am standing in Australia | Island 16, spring 1983, p16 (see Confessional) | |
| Colvan Arnotts Samboy Smiths | I am standing in Australia | 1st in F.A.W. (North Shore, Sydney) Poetry Competition 1982 | |
| Colvan Arnotts Samboy Smiths | By Way of a Vessel; Twelvetrees 1986 | ||
| Communication | By Way of a Vessel; Twelvetrees 1986 | ||
| Confessional | In the car we face forward | Island 16, spring 1983, p17 (see Colvan etc) | |
| Confessional | In the car we face forward | 2nd prize for poetry in Warana Writers Compeition 1982 (part of MS - "Lo= ve, Agony, and the Whole Routine) | |
| Confessional | By Way of a Vessel; Twelvetrees 1986 | ||
| Connoisseur | To begin with | Poetry Australia 86, Jan 1983, p39-41 (see Chastity is and Is a duck really worth it) | Special Tasmanian Issue; ed. Vivian Smith (3 poems by ES precede excerpt from C. Koch's 'The Doubleman, a novel in progress' |
| Connoisseur | To begin with | 3rd prize for poetry in Illawarra Writers Award 1982 | |
| Connoisseur | |||
| Contempt for Paul Keating | It makes good sense to you, so what the hell | Quadrant, Dec 1994, No 312 Vol XXXVIII No 12, p35 | Listed as 'Lines of contempt for Paul Keating' |
| Cosmic Undertaking | By Way of a Vessel; Twelvetrees 1986 | ||
| crazy | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | ||
| Crow committee and Raven Review Board | On every road you travel | The Best Australian Poems 2004; ed. Les Murray; Black Inc 2004, p180 | Sent to Les Murray of Quadrant who selected it |
| cry baby | have your lovers all left you | The Australian Writers' Journal, Vol 3 No 2, 1993, p 9 (ISSN 1035 8803) | Winter Issue. A collection of Australian Writers' work presented by Joan Lane (&= amp; Mary Boyd), WA |
| cry, baby | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | ||
| Cultural Bedbugs | If you're an artist you will know | Famous Reporter 12, p31, Dec 1995 | |
| Cultural Bedbugs | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | ||
| Dead Weather | By Way of a Vessel; Twelvetrees 1986 | ||
| Decked Out Haiku | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | ||
| Die poor and leave nothing | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | ||
| Divorced | The dogs of disaster | 2nd prize for poetry in Warana Writers Competition 1982 (part of MS - "L= ove, Agony, and the Whole Routine) | |
| Don't strike a match, Sylvia | Did you really believe you were a Jew, then? | Overland 105, Dec 1986, p71 | |
| Don't strike a match, Sylvia | By Way of a Vessel; Twelvetrees 1986 | ||
| Encounter with an Android | By Way of a Vessel; Twelvetrees 1986 | ||
| Epitaph for an enemy | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | ||
| Epitaph for an evil bitch | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | ||
| Fanatic | The fanatic has no faith | Poems 1981, TFAW, p12 | 4th poetry book by TFAW; ed. Joan Woodberry |
| Fireworks and Falklands | This year they didn't know when to light the fuse | honorable mention in Harold Kestevan Poetry Prize 1982 | |
| Five minutes of not being depressed | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | ||
| Five minutes of not feeling depressed | At the top of the hill | faxed to Antarctic bases as part of 1993 Solstice Celebration (Aus. Antarctic Division) | |
| Folding Mountain | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | ||
| For my darling | Those muscles that my hands have traced | Island 57, Summer 1993, p 17 | Listed in mag. contents as 'Lines for my darling' |
| Fortress of Green | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | ||
| free | Tas. Petry & Dance Festival 1996 (Oct); published in programme | ||
| free | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | ||
| Gift | By Way of a Vessel; Twelvetrees 1986 | ||
| Girl | Shake off the ribbons! | LINQ, Vol 8 No 3, 1980, p 49 | Literature in Northern Queensland, published by the English Language and Literature Association |
| Goat Language - from Greedy for Goats | Southerly, Vol 58 No 1, Autumn 1998; p77 | ||
| Goodbye and good luck | FreeXpression 2006 | ||
| Gossip | evil to them who evil think | Quadrant, November 1985,No 217 Vol XXIX No 11, p73 | |
| gossip | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | ||
| Grace After Beer | Moorilla Mosaic, BumbleBee Books 2001; p36 | ed. Robyn Matheson & Lyn Reeves; launch readings 24/03/01 | |
| Grass Lake, Alberta | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | ||
| Halley's Comet | By Way of a Vessel; Twelvetrees 1986 | ||
| hang me said the lamb of god | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | ||
| holy people give me the creeps | flasher for Jesus | Larrikin, Summer 1986-7, p 42 | Tasmanian quarterly review |
| holy people give me the creeps | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | ||
| Home Wrecker | who me? | 2nd prize for poetry in Warana Writers Competition 1982 (part of MS - "L= ove, Agony, and the Whole Routine") | |
| Home Wrecker | who me? | Hobart Women's Shelter pamphlet 1983 | |
| Home Wrecker | who me? | Angry Women, Hale & Iremonger, 1990 | |
| Home Wrecker | By Way of a Vessel; Twelvetrees 1986 | ||
| Hot Flushes Hurray | Running through the Stars, TFAW Anthology 2005, ed. Megan Schaffner, p94 | ||
| Housewife | My work is invisible | Five Years, TFAW, 1982, p8 | 5th book of poetry by TFAW |
| Housewife | My work is invisible. | 2nd prize for poetry in Warana Writers Competition 1982 (part of MS - "L= ove, Agony, and the Whole Routine") | |
| Housewife | My work is invisible | The Good Oil, newsletter of the Dept of Community Services, Hobart Tasmania, = May 1993(?) | |
| Housewife | By Way of a Vessel; Twelvetrees 1986 | ||
| how things looked | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | ||
| how things looked | Running through the Stars, TFAW Anthology 2005, ed. Megan Schaffner, p52 | ||
| I'd love to live in paris but | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | ||
| I'm not responsible, baby | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | ||
| i'm not responsible, baby | no one's perfect, you know that it's true | HOBO, Issue 4, Dec 1994 | no page numbering; two pages before middle |
| In Tasmania | By Way of a Vessel; Twelvetrees 1986 | ||
| In Tasmania | The spuds all have names | 2nd prize for poetry in Tas. F.A.W. Christmas Competition 1983 | |
| Inflatable Woman | Rarer than any of | Island 9/10, March 1982, p 35 | |
| Is a Duck Really Worth it? | Yes | Poetry Australia 86, Jan 1983, p38 (see Chastity is and Connoisserur) | Special Tasmanian Issue; ed. Vivian Smith (3 poems by ES precede excerpt from C. Koch's 'The Doubleman, a novel in progress' |
| Is a Duck Really Worth It? | By Way of a Vessel; Twelvetrees 1986 | ||
| It helps to have a brother | It helps to know somebody sometimes | Up from Below, Women's Redress Press, 1987, p 317 | ed. Irene Coates, Nancy J Corbett & Barbara Petrie |
| It helps to have a brother | 1. LaBoite Theatre, Brisbane, 22/9/89 2. ABC Radio "Fictions Poetry", 27/9/92 3. Beckett Theatre, Melbourne, N= ov-Dec 1993 4. The Stables, Sydney, June-July 1994 | ||
| It helps to have a brother | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | ||
| itös hard to be free | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | ||
| It's hard to be free | ask the free | faxed to Antarctic bases as part of 1993 Solstice Celebration (Aus. Antarctic Division) | |
| January the third | I'm building a wall against winter | Point of View, TFAW 1983, p24 | Short stories, articles, poetry, ed. Joan Woodberry |
| Just another day | It's not completely useless | 1st in F.A.W. (North Shore, Sydney) Poetry Competition, 1982 | |
| Just Another Day | By Way of a Vessel; Twelvetrees 1986 | ||
| Krishnamurti's Consciousness Cleanser | FreeXpression 2006 | ||
| letter to a friend | dear rat, | Heartland, Number 11, Dec 1994, p 18 | Queensland Writers' Centre |
| letter to a friend | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | ||
| letter to the spirit world | i am writing to you from a place | Meanjin, 3/1994 Spring, Vol 53 No 3, p470 | along with 'Superstition' |
| letter to the spirit world | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | ||
| love is not a garden it's the weeds | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | ||
| lrh 33 - Vulture | Blue Giraffe 3, April 2006 | ||
| lrh 45 - Oasis | TFAW Christmas Competition 2003; 1st runner up | ||
| lrh 45 - Oasis | Blue Giraffe 3, April 2006 | ||
| lrh 64 - Temptation | Waxing Lyrical Competition 2004; 2nd prize | ||
| Manitoba Laundromat | Island Magazine, Issue 97, Winter 2004; p67 | ||
| Married | The house wears their scars for them. | 2nd prize for poetry in Warana Writers Competition 1982 (part of MS - "L= ove, Agony, and the Whole Routine") | |
| Milking a Classical Theme | My muse is a bearded lady | Patrick Morris solo recital of songs and piano music, BMIC, London UK, 22/11/88= td> | |
| Milking a Classical Theme | By Way of a Vessel; Twelvetrees 1986 | ||
| Mouth | By Way of a Vessel; Twelvetrees 1986 | ||
| Murder in the Wrong Place (novel) | very highly commended in 1992 Tom Howard Mystery Novel Contest (896 entries)= td> | ||
| Murder in the Wrong Place (novel) | |||
| My Bluestone Ring | it's there in all the pictures | Moments of Desire, Penguin, 1989, p 180 | Sex and sensuality by Australian feminist writers; ed. Susan Hawthorne & Jenny Pausacker |
| nicotine you field | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | ||
| nicotine you fiend | nicotine, I thought I had you beat | printed in program for Tasmanian Poetry Festival 1987 (Launceston); p6 | |
| Nightmares | Our bed is rotten | LINQ, Vol 8 No 3, 1980, p 95 | |
| Not quite the last rose of summer | No wonder you hang your head, Big Pink | Folly and Wisdom, TFAW, 1983, p 19 | 6th collection of poetry for TFAW |
| not so crazy | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | ||
| Oasis (lrh 45) | |||
| One Big Stone Ontario | Quadrant, July 2000 | ||
| Open letter to an ex de facto ... | Kate had a husband | Hobart Women's Shelter pamphlet, 1983 | |
| Open letter to an ex de facto ... | Kate had a husband | ABC Radio broadcast, 27 Dec 2002 | |
| Open letter to an ex-defacto postnuptial cannibal | By Way of a Vessel; Twelvetrees 1986 | ||
| Orca | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | ||
| Out of the Nursery Rhymes | Simple Simon met a pieman | Westerly, Winter 1992 No 2, p18-19 | |
| Out of the nursery rhymes | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | ||
| Outpatients | Beside the dispensary | Poems 1980, TFAW, p 13 | 3rd collection of poetry by TFAW |
| Pandora's Box | By Way of a Vessel; Twelvetrees 1986 | ||
| Pardon my French | a philospher named Jean Paul Sartre | Southerly, No 4, December 1984, p 414 | Name on cover with Les Murray, Susan Hampton, Geoffrey Dutton, Peter Kocan |
| pardon my french | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | ||
| Perennials | Hello there, neighbour! | Island 27, Winter 1986, p 68 | |
| Perennials | By Way of a Vessel; Twelvetrees 1986 | ||
| play time | your mouth is a jigsaw puzzle | LINQ, Vol 13 No 2, 1985, p25 | Literature in Northern Queensland |
| plugs and points | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | ||
| prayer | oh lord let me lay down my head | River of Verse, ed. Helen Gee, Back River Press 2004, p223 | Ed. Helen Gee; specially chosen as last poem in book; read by Fran Bladel at launch |
| prayer | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | ||
| Rainy Day | rain dissolves the days | Bogg 47, 1981, p 67 (John Elsber= g, 2010 N 21 St, Arlington, Virginia, USA 22201) | |
| rat tail soup | the flame is in the socket | Southern Review, Vol 24 No 1, March 1991, p32-33 | Literary and Interdisciplinary Essays; U of Adelaide & Curtin University |
| rat tail soup | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | ||
| ratbag | one day in the market place | Edgeways, Aug (?) 1987 | Edgeways - Tas. eco-magazine which replaced Larrikin |
| ratbag | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | ||
| Ratbags and Roustabouts | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | ||
| red-haired men | look out for them they get you in | Up from Below, (Poems of the 1980's) Women's Redress Press, 1987, p316 | 1. LaBoite Theatre, Brisbane, 22/9/89 2. ABC Radio "Fictions Poetry", 27/9/92 3. Beckett Theatre, Melbourne, N= ov-Dec 1993 4. The Stables, Sydney, June-July 1994 |
| Rich Bitch | instant oaks | The Tasmanian Review Number 5, 1980, p17 | later renamed as Island Magazine |
| Rich Bitch | Island - Tasmanian Review 5, 1980 | ||
| Rich Bitch | By Way of a Vessel; Twelvetrees 1986 | ||
| Roulette | By Way of a Vessel; Twelvetrees 1986 | ||
| Running (prose) | I'm running. I can't remember h= aving started... | Iris, August 1983, p 40 (Publication Number TBG 0747) | Tasmanian Feminist's Newsletter; samples from Zoe Fairbairns writing workshop July = 1983 |
| science fiction | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | ||
| sister and brother | Paradox, No. 1 2004; p 27 | Lit. Ed. P van Rijswijk; ed Helen Curnow; formerly Coastlines (4th issue); cultural magazine, Aus/Indonesia | |
| Slugs | A lovers knot | Island 29, Summer 1986/87, p 67 | |
| Slugs | a lovers' knot | First Rights: a Decade of Island Magazine, Greenhouse Publications, 1989 | ed. Michael Denholm and Andrew Sant |
| Slugs | By Way of a Vessel; Twelvetrees 1986 | ||
| Soft Summer | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | ||
| Some Advice for the Marquis de Sade | By Way of a Vessel; Twelvetrees 1986 | ||
| Something has got to be said | Something has got to be said | Quadrant, April 1984, Number 199, Vol XXVIII, No 4, p16 | |
| something has got to be said | commended in Maryborough Golden Wattle Festival 1983 (poetry) | ||
| something has got to be said | something has got to be said | By Way of a Vessel, Twelvetrees 1986 | |
| Something has got to be said | Something has got to be said | Adventures: Projects and Workshops in English I (Jacaranda-Wiley, 1988) | |
| Song of the artiste | I took the shake from Shakespeare | Quadrant, July/August 1994, No 308 Vol XXXVIII No 7-8, p75 | |
| Song of the Artiste | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | ||
| Sonnet 1 | Time can stop. I have no doubt, = my dear - | Hobo, issue 1, Winter 1993; no page numbering; approx. p57 | ed. Dane Thwaites & Judith Beveridge |
| Sonnet 1 | Time can stop | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | |
| Sonnet 8 | You are not young and handsome | Quadrant, Nov 1987, No 239 Vol XXXI No 11, p46 | |
| Sonnet 11 | My hands alone can always do the job. | Scarp 24, May 1994, p 19 | |
| Sonnet 18 | Listen, friends, and I'll make love to you | BOGG 57, 1987, p 30 (ISSN 0882 648X) | A Journal of North American and British Writing, Aus editor- Robert Boyce= td> |
| Sonnet 23 | What on earth am I supposed to do | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | |
| Sonnet 29 | The days of love are always short and sweet | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | |
| Sonnet 3 | It is because light bends that I can see | Quadrant, March 1988, Vol 32 No 3, p31 | |
| Sonnet 3 | It is because light bends | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | |
| Sonnet 35 | Oh, my Tubby Wubbins! Beautiful= cat! | Kunapipi, Vol 12 No 3, 1990, p 69 | literature, art and culture of the post-colonial world |
| Sonnet 35 | Oh, my Tubby Wubbins! Beautiful cat! | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | |
| Sonnet 38 | Diana, protect us women | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | |
| Sonnet 39 | Those who are too scared to love must diddle | Overland, Dec 1988, p 23 | |
| Sonnet 42 | There's no comfort in love. Forget = the books. | Island 34/35, autumn 1988, p 161 | |
| Sonnet 42 | There's no comfort in love | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | |
| Sonnet 43 | I've heard that there's machines | Fremantle Arts Review, Vol 3 No 2, Feb 1988, p6 | |
| Sonnet 44 | Love can be heaven, if your luck is good | Island 34/35, autumn 1988, p 161 | |
| Sonnet 44 | Love can be heaven if your luck is good | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | |
| Sonnet 45 | It isn't much, an hour and a half | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | |
| Sonnet 47 | The longer you go without, the more it seems | The Phoenix Review, No 7/8, Winter 1992, p 130 | ed. David Brooks; Dorothy Porter, Carmel Bird, Bruce Beaver, Dimitirs Tsaloum= as featured on cover |
| Sonnet 49 | Once upon a time and far away | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | |
| Sonnet 52 | Is this the miracle I've been waiting for? | Fremantle Arts Review, Dec 1992 & Jan 1993, Vol 7 No 12 & Vol 8 No 1, p16= td> | |
| Sonnet 53 | The total obsession with love | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | |
| Sonnet 54 | Two cornflakes on the table and I'm undone | Womanspeak, Vol 16 No 1, Dec 1993 - Jan 1994, p14 | |
| Sonnet 54 | Two cornflakes on the table | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | |
| Sonnet 55 | 55 - From out of the ground and into the sky | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | |
| Sonnet 62 | Here's to the fuck that makes the flowers grow | Galloping on III, Access Press, 1992 (winners and selected poems from Grand National Poetry Stakes) | became a text for English studies courses in at least 2 WA high schools |
| Sonnet 63 | God wanted to apologise | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | |
| Sonnet 64 (Temptation) | There's something to be said | Waxing Lyrical; Yellow Moon Magazine 2004 (2nd prize) | |
| Sonnet 65 | The cricket's on the radio - hurray! | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | |
| Sonnet 66 | When all that should be sweet | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | |
| Sonnet 67 | We two have met a thousand times before | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | |
| Sonnet 68 | It seems that no one falls in love these days | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | |
| Sonnet 69 | Love is a tiger | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | |
| Sonnet 7 | Why are the girls in romance books so nice? | Overland 132, spring 1993, p26 | |
| Sonnet 70 | Have no comets streaked across your sky? | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | |
| Sonnet 72 | Sheep and cattle graze but goats will browse | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | |
| Sonnet 73 | Isn't it funny? | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | |
| Sonnet 74 | Addiction is an awful thing, we think | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | |
| Sonnet 75 | Of all the sins that people have invented | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | |
| Sonnet 76 | Once a week I kneel, but not to pray | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | |
| Sonnet 80 | Thank God at last the wattles are in bloom | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | |
| Sonnet 82 | Put a bullet in the rifle's breech | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | |
| Sonnet 83 | Desperation isnöt love, you know | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | |
| Sonnet 9 | Darling! I have to see you! Can you come? | Contemporary Australian Poetry, Houghton Mifflin, 1990, p 180 | Ed. John Leonard |
| Sonnet 9 | Darling! I have to see you! Can you come? | The Indigo Book of Modern Australian Sonnets; ed. Geoff Page, 2002; p51 | |
| Sonnet 9 | Darling! I have to see you! | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | |
| Sonnet 90 | Preening behaviour | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | |
| Sonnet 91 | Bees are buzzing | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | |
| Sonnet 92 | Every autumn they appear | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | |
| Sonnet 94 | Can love forgive the cheapskate relative | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | |
| Sonnet 95 | If youöre expecting gratitude, forget it | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | |
| Sonnet 96 | Home is a foreign country | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | |
| Sonnet 6 | A cat won't crave a rose | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | |
| Sonnets 1-48 - "48 Love Sonnets" | runner-up in ABC Bicentennial Literary Awards 1988 (Grace Perry Award for full-leng= th MS of poetry) | ||
| Stepstone Haiku | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | ||
| stoned on stones | there's the stone that they without sin | commended in Harold Kestevan Poetry Prize 1983 | |
| stoned on stones | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | ||
| Stray | I came in to your house thru the cat door | Compass, Vol 3 No 1, p 27 | Poetry and prose mag; Burwood NSW; ed. Chris Mansell and Dane Thwaites |
| Stray | By Way of a Vessel; Twelvetrees 1986 | ||
| superstition | if you break a mirror | Meanjin, 3/1994 Spring, Vol 53 No 3, p471 | along with 'letter to the spirit world' |
| superstition | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | ||
| Survival | Wet wood spews sour smoke | 3rd in 1980 John Shaw Neilson Poetry Award (Victorian F.A.W.) | |
| Survival | Wet wood spews sour smoke | Meanjin, Vol 39 No 2, July 1980, p 181 | |
| Survival | Wet wood spews sour smoke | Effects of Light, Twelvetrees, 1985, p 136 | |
| Survival | By Way of a Vessel; Twelvetrees 1986 | ||
| T.V. | Trends, 1981 (U.K.) - R. Boyce, Aus. Editor | ||
| Taking a nap in the Afternoon | By Way of a Vessel; Twelvetrees 1986 | ||
| taking the easy way out | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | ||
| Talking to the Moon | By Way of a Vessel; Twelvetrees 1986 | ||
| Tarantellas | By Way of a Vessel; Twelvetrees 1986 | ||
| Tarantellas | Adultery has all the advantages | commended in Illawarra Writers Award 1981 | |
| The Amusement Park Engineer | faxed to Antarctic bases as part of 1993 Solstice Celebration (Aus. Antarctic Division) | ||
| The Amusement Park Engineer (prose) | faxed to Antarctic bases as part of 1993 Solstice Celebration (Aus. Antarctic Division) | ||
| The colour of my van | I picked the colour because it's beautiful | Hecate, Vol 20 No 1, 1994. p 61 | A Women's Interdisciplinary Journal |
| The colour of my van | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | ||
| The Dinosaurs Drip | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | ||
| The Flying Fortuna Sister | 1st prize in Judah Waten Short Story Competition 1986 | ||
| The Flying Fortuna Sister (prose) | 1st prize in Judah Waten Short Story Competition 1986 | ||
| The heart is a muscle | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | ||
| The hook in the heart | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | ||
| The hydro demonstration | I got angry | Overland 123, winter 1991, p 53 | |
| The Hydro demonstration | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | ||
| The Loggers Motel | Moorilla Mosaic, BumbleBee Books 2001; p33 | ed. Robyn Matheson & Lyn Reeves; launch readings 24/03/01 | |
| The Loggersö Motel | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | ||
| The Mercedes shop window | God alone knows why a Mercedes dealership | Island 37, Spring 1988, p 27 | |
| The Mercedes Shop Window | God alone knows why a Mercedes dealership | The International Terminal, University of Newcastle, 1988 (Mattara anthology,= ed. Chistopher Pollnitz), p128 | |
| The Modern Fiction | By Way of a Vessel; Twelvetrees 1986 | ||
| The One Big Stone Ontario | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | ||
| The puzzle I can't figure out | Why hang a jigsaw puzzle on the wall? | Quadrant, Nov 1991, vol 35 no 11, p38-39 | |
| the rules of baseball as explained to a Pommie one night sta= nd | mate, this isn't cricket | Hobo, Issue 17, June 1998 | |
| The Sailor's Story | Commended AusWrite Short Story Competition, June 1998 | ||
| The Sailor's Story | 2nd prize in Iris Milutinovic Short Story Award 1988 | ||
| The Sailor's Story | Famous Reporter 32, 2006 | ed. Ralph Wessman | |
| The Source of it all | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | ||
| The way out | Just think of me as an arrow | Muse, 20 August 1993, p19 | single page supplied to me - no copy of magazine |
| The way out | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | ||
| The Way the Horses Flow | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | ||
| The Whole Routine | out of a clear blue sky | 2nd prize for poetry in Warana Writers Competition 1982 (part of MS - "L= ove, Agony, and the Whole Routine") | |
| Theodora (My Friend's Cats) | Theodora is delicate | Republic Readings 8, Walleah Press, Sept 2004, p35 | |
| Thoughts while burying a beloved billygoat | By Way of a Vessel; Twelvetrees 1986 | ||
| Thylacine | We pursue your footprints | Here Today, TFAW, 1980, p76 | Anthology, ed. Joan Woodberry |
| To an Intended Suicide | By Way of a Vessel; Twelvetrees 1986 | ||
| To the journalist Buzz Kennedy | Dear sir, It is not rare to see | Quadrant, Dec 1994, No 312 Vol XXXVIII no 12, p34 | |
| To the Journalist Buzz Kennedy | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | ||
| Trains in the Night | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | ||
| Transformations | Rufus wrapped in newspaper | Island 9/10, March 1982, p 35 | |
| Transformations | By Way of a Vessel; Twelvetrees 1986 | ||
| Trucks | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | ||
| truth | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | ||
| Up, up & away | Australian Short Story Awards 2005; commended | ||
| Upon failing to find a sick goat | FreeXpression | ||
| values | this is better than that | Muse, May 1994, p. 27 | |
| values | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | ||
| View from the Back Seat | By Way of a Vessel; Twelvetrees 1986 | ||
| Visiting the Mummy | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | ||
| Vulture (lrh 33) | Blue Giraffe 3, April 2006 | ||
| Warm Fog | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | ||
| Warning to Poets in Particular | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | ||
| Wasps in the Wall | They whisper "Winter kills" | Southerly, No 3, September 1980, p347 | Name on cover with Gwen Harwood, Dorothy Hewett and Bruce Dawe |
| Wasps in the Wall | They whisper "Winter kills" | Effects of Light, Twelvetrees, 1985, p135 | ed. Vivian Smith & Margaret Scott; signed by Tilsely, Denholm & Geoff Dean(!) |
| Wasps in the Walls | By Way of a Vessel; Twelvetrees 1986 | ||
| Watching Casablanca | Island 103; Summer 2005, p 111 | ||
| Weird kid | You see me sitting in the mall | Larrikin, summer 1986-7, p 43 (ISSN 0 815 4821) | |
| weird kid | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | ||
| Welcome to the World | Alien Shores - Australian Science Fiction (Aphelion, 1994); ed Peter McNamara &= amp; Margaret Winch | Introduction by Damien Broderick; over 600 pages, paperback | |
| Welcome to the World | commended in State of Victoria Short Story Contest, 1981 | ||
| Welcome to the World (prose) | commended in State of Victoria Short Story Contest, 1981 | ||
| West Coast | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | ||
| When is life like a tin of spaghetti? | It is innocuous | Five Years, TFAW, 1982, p14 | 5th book of poetry by TFAW |
| Why i like men | mainly i like men because they're different | Overland 97, Dec 1984, p60 | |
| why i like men | mainly i like men because they're different | Moments of Desire, Penguin, 1989, p 60 | |
| why i like men | mainly i like men because they're different | Readings - Experiences and Memories, McGraw-Hill, 1988 | |
| why i like men | mainly i like men because they're different | The Sting in the Wattle, University of Queensland Press, 1993 | |
| why i like men | mainly i like men because they're different | The Penguin Book of Australian Women Poets, edited by Susan Hampton & Kate Llewellyn, 1986, p 211 | |
| why i like men | mainly i like men because they're different | Macmillan Education 1996 | |
| why i like men | mainly i like men because they're different | Grin & Tonic - theatre performance in Qland schools Feb-Sep 2002 | |
| why i like men | mainly i like men because they're different | Macmillan Education Australia. "Modern Families" by Sotirios Sarantakos.<= span style=3D'mso-spacerun:yes'> A textbook for secondary schools= , 1996 | |
| why i like men | mainly i like men because | Oxford University Press, Oxford Anthology of Australian Verse, 1998 | |
| why i like men | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | ||
| Wildflower Blue | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | ||
| Women of Dunvegan | In times gone by we had no nation | 1st prize in Ballad Section of Traditional Verse Competition; TFAW 2006 | |
| x - not known which poems were performed | Poets and Pianos in Pubs, Hobart, 27/8/88 | ||
| yes i'm a sexist | Four Quarters, Esperance Press, 2001 | ||
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