December 18th was a Tuesday / and the 13th day without food

Edward Wells

December 18th was a Tuesday / and the 13th day without food

School of Humanities and Social Science

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Abstract

This poem attempts to preserve the relief of layered ontologies and interwoven narratives, constructed via the perspective of a singular lyric I. The poem uses Linda Bishop's (2008) journal and internet ephemera as source text.

Original language	English
Type	Poem published in a periodical publication.
Media of output	Print
Publisher	Good Press
Number of pages	1
Publication status	Published - Oct 2025

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THE PAPER 2025 07-08

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December 18th was a Tuesday / and the 13th day without food

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