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Judith wright, poem connections - Coggle Diagram
Judith wright, poem connections
The Precipice
the poem
At last it came into her mind, the answer
She dressed the children, went out and hailed the driver
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Behaving like any woman, but she was no longer living.
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The contained argument of the bomb, not even tragic,
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Ending at last in this, which was completion.
There was no moon, but she had brought her torch
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She fled along the path, the children with her.
So reaching the edge at last, and no less certain
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And jumped, parting the leaves and the nights curtain.
Now, and for years to come, that path is seared
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Niggers Leap, New England
Woman to Child
The poem
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thirsty with drought and chilled with rain,
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were populous before his eyes,
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and he old Moses, and the slaves
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Grass is across the wagon-tracks,
and plough strikes bone beneath the grass,
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O vine, grow close upon that bone
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