all the shades
of a curlew’s cry
sunset shore
Published by
Gavin Austin
Gavin Austin lives in Sydney, Australia and writes fiction, free verse and Japanese form poetry. His work has been published in many Australian journals and anthologies, been broadcast on Australian Community Radio, and has been successful in numerous writing competitions. Gavin's writing has also appeared in literary publications in NZ, the USA and the UK. Gavin was the featured poet in the January 2016 edition of cattails. His poetry collection (short and long poetry) titled Shadow Play was published in 2010. View all posts by Gavin Austin
All the senses engaged in this lovely poem.
Simply beautiful. You can breathe in this poem and sense the poignancy of the curlew’s cry.
Beautiful!
Very nice use of synaesthesia. Vivid multi-sensory images.
Any idea how one could get in touch with Gavin Austin?
We are a new online journal, neo-sabi voices, and would love to have some of Gavin’s poetry