The Pillow Book of Ana Louisa Davis
Ana Louisa DavisLyrical essays about life inside a feminine skin.
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Carrying
In her collection The Carrying, the great American poet Ada Limón explores what it means to carry. In the titular poem ‘Carrying’, Limón, childless herself, watches a pregnant foal and reflects, ‘… How my own body, empty, / clean of secrets...
That Thing Called Love
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I have been fortunate enough to be mentored by the poet Felicity Plunkett. Marking up a suite of my poems, Felicity recognised a central theme running through my work – the poetics of absence. This stru...
I raised a son
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Now that I’ve finished my Masters, more and more poetry is springing from me. Last night I did a spoken-word workshop with a visiting South Australian Sl...
Don't Make AI Angry
My husband and I were taking our nephews for a day out to the Gold Coast in our Blue Tesla (please don’t judge us—we bought our Tesla before Musk became a total fascist nutjob) and my youngest nephew came out with a corker: ‘Don’t make AI a...
Feminists and margarine
To my subscribers, I must apologise that it’s been a long time in between posting substack blogs. I’ve been busy—head down, bum up—working on my Masters in Creative Writing. I’ve been labouring over my collection of memoir essays about the...
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I am a writer and yoga teacher offering personal lyrical essays and musings on life's little (and sometimes big) dilemmas, questions and mysteries.
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