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This poem is about a thylacine, or Tasmanian tiger, that has gone into hiding in an unknown valley. The speaker suggests that the thylacine will not be found in the hills above the fern-filled gulley, as it has gone underground like a hidden creek. The thylacine stalks through the valleys of time with its old love and pain, hidden from those who would search the hills and thorns or listen for its cries under the raw moon. It remains in the unknown valley alongside the legends of coal, stone, and sly ferns within the gulley.
This poem is about a thylacine, or Tasmanian tiger, that has gone into hiding in an unknown valley. The speaker suggests that the thylacine will not be found in the hills above the fern-filled gulley, as it has gone underground like a hidden creek. The thylacine stalks through the valleys of time with its old love and pain, hidden from those who would search the hills and thorns or listen for its cries under the raw moon. It remains in the unknown valley alongside the legends of coal, stone, and sly ferns within the gulley.
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This poem is about a thylacine, or Tasmanian tiger, that has gone into hiding in an unknown valley. The speaker suggests that the thylacine will not be found in the hills above the fern-filled gulley, as it has gone underground like a hidden creek. The thylacine stalks through the valleys of time with its old love and pain, hidden from those who would search the hills and thorns or listen for its cries under the raw moon. It remains in the unknown valley alongside the legends of coal, stone, and sly ferns within the gulley.
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Attribution Non-Commercial (BY-NC)
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The Triumph Of Music: "A rope; a prayer; and an oak-tree near, And a score of hands to swing him clear. A grim, black thing for the setting sun, And the moon and the stars to gaze upon."