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200 10$aModewarre$b[electronic resource] $ehome ground /$fPatricia Sykes
210   $aNorth Melbourne, Vic. $cSpinifex Press$d2004
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327   $aBook Cover; Title; Copyright; Acknowledgements; Contents; House of the Bird; House of Water; House of Detention; Other poetry titles from Spinifex Press
330   $aIn poems that are as concentrated as pearls, Patricia Sykes explores various histories?her own, those of her forebears, and the wider histories of identity and place. Citing the intersection of three distinct philosophies with particular birds?the indigenous modewarre, the colonial biziura lobata, and the common Wathaurong musk duck?these poems set out on the winding paths of memory and aspiration, searching for answers to the questions What is home? and What is identity? Their context is local and universal, their voices are restless and insistent, their themes are as broad
606   $aAustralian poetry$y21st century
608   $aElectronic books.
615  0$aAustralian poetry
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