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_aBridge, Diana. _d1942– |
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| 222 | 0 | _athe Girls on the Wall | |
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| 250 | _a1999 | ||
| 257 | _aNZ-AKL | ||
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_bAuckland University Press _c1999 |
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| 520 | _aDiana Bridge's second bok is a subtle engagement with Indian themes that resonate with the themes of her own life. In a voice that is often ironic, sometimes iconoclastic, but always lyrical, the poems start from encounters with anonymous female figures from painting or sculpture as a way into contemporary issues of identity, gender and displacement, and to the larger questions still of spiriturality and love. In this polished and sophisticated collection the poet speaks to a world of shifting locations and overlapping cultures. | ||
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