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Song of the Shadow of a Seed (Luisa Mitchell, Fremantle)

For Whadjuk Nyungar writer Luisa Mitchell, seeds represent the longevity of the past and sustainability of the future. From seeds grow roots and trees, a living representation of connection to land and Country. In her debut poetry collection, Song of the Shadow of a Seed, the trees and their seeds...

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