Melissa Bellanta |
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To anoint youYou slid from me in a gush, my love
and I held you shuddering bloodiest moment of my life.
When I think now of those
But at the sight of you then, as now,
Now, as then, when I see you to anoint you
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Melissa Bellanta is an historian living in Sydney. She divides her time between Eva Rosa (her daughter), her work on late nineteenth century Australian environmentalists, and a love-affair with Pablo Neruda’s poetry. |
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