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NOW I HAVE READ MY POEMS

• June 23, 2025 • Leave a Comment

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Tags: alternate realities, archtypes, Culture and Language, performance poetry, poetry, Poets, reader and audience, spoken word, The Poet's role

THE LITANIES OF TELEVISION

• April 5, 2020 • Leave a Comment

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Tags: 'reverend Hellfire', Charles Baudelaire, humour, Music, performance poetry, poetry, religion, satire, Television, the Tapeloops

POEM FOR A POEM TO BE BURNT

• June 24, 2018 • Leave a Comment

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Tags: 'reverend Hellfire', cultural terrorism, Dada, fire, Fire Poems, humour, performance poetry, poetry

HERE THE AIR IS TIRED

• September 18, 2016 • Leave a Comment

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Tags: 'reverend Hellfire', australian poetry, Brisbane poetry, humour, performance poetry, poetry, Rock Against Poetry, rock music, satire

REV makes Ipswich a Rewarding Offer

• September 5, 2016 • Leave a Comment

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Tags: 'reverend Hellfire', Ipswich, Ipswich Tree Poisoner, performance poetry, poetry, reward, Solidarity Kulture Club, studio 188, tree killers

PREQUIEM FOR A POET

• May 15, 2016 • Leave a Comment

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Tags: death, gallows humour, humour, Kurilpa Poets, last words, Life, performance poetry, philosophy, poetry, satire

A True History of the Kurilpa Cup

• February 21, 2016 • 4 Comments

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Tags: 'reverend Hellfire', australian poetry, Brisbane poetry, history, humour, Kurilpa Poetry Cup, Kurilpa Poets, performance poetry, poetry, poetry competitions, Rubaiyat, satire

SUDDENLY SUDDENLY SUDDENLY SUDDEN..

• November 29, 2015 • 4 Comments

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Tags: australian poetry, Happiness, humour, Kurilpa Poets, Life, performance poetry, philosophy, poetry, stolen pleasures

INTERVIEW WITH A REVEREND

• September 6, 2015 • Leave a Comment

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Tags: 'reverend Hellfire', alternate realities, australian poetry, Bohemian Beat, bohemian lifestyles, Brisbane poetry, humour, Interview, performance poetry, poetry, Riddhi

SOMETHING WICKED THIS WAY COMES

• August 23, 2015 • Leave a Comment

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Tags: 'reverend Hellfire', australian poetry, Cameron Logan, David Hallett, Gerald Keaney, gourmet cooking, humour, Josh Holms, Len Martin, Lou Steer, Nimbin, Nimbin Museum, Nimbin World Performance Poetry Cup, performance poetry, poetry, poetry review, raves, Robert Conlon, Tug Dumbly, Utopian Dreams

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