Thursday, January 1, 2004

The Old Prison Comments

Rating: ★4.0

The rows of cells are unroofed,
a flute for the wind's mouth,
who comes with a breath of ice
from the blue caves of the south.
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Judith Wright
wind
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shiji s 29 January 2019

It is a very heart touching poem. i enjoyed very much

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Anonomous 08 August 2018

Love the poem, it has a very strong meaning

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anonomous 03 May 2018

The assonance of this poem is really hard.

3 1 Reply
Susan Witman 23 April 2008

At least 2 very beautiful stanzas yet over all a great flow.

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Judith Wright

Judith Wright

New South Wales / Australia
Judith Wright
Judith Wright
New South Wales / Australia
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