Poems by Tom Hallyar |
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Li-loing & |
Kooloo Creek Music |
Kimberely Spring |
The plunge of the paddle the tilt of the sky and the blue and the golden - the sandbanks drift by ..... li-loing on the Shoalhaven curving the water and air hearing the chant of the next cascade wizardly stirring the air These are the hours of sunshine carried along by the flow Nature - the bearded rock imp waves greenly the way to go . Tom Hallyar 1990
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The
waterfall On
Kooloo Creek Rings
out A
campanile Patterning
its valley With
the hosts Of
the softest silver notes The
ghost gum trees. The
sky above, Blue
harmony. Immaculate
Its
cloudless melody And
mellifluously flow, Grove
to grove , Bushes
, creepers and serrata Boronias,
fuschias Flower
sonata Amidst
them Swaying
to a breeze's bow, A
fiery finery of dewdrops jingling As
we come out of our tents And
listen in awe Five
auric notes Are
rising From
the fIoor Of
Kooloo Gorge A
magpie's peeling cabriole To
the cadences of dawn. c 1990 by
Tom Hayllar c 1995
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The creek Through a gallery Of sandstone statuary Sun teeming Red rock slabs Sliding between Emerging, A small cliff below, Where smoothly cupped We swim Laquorously , big pooled Fluidly free shaped above Then liquidly , loquaciously Lissomly leaving One corridor of stone For the next Seeming crystal Smoothworks down long obsidian glide To livinstonia light Pooling our thoughts We splash mindlessly c. 1990 |