1974 School Magazine

,,BLUE POLES'' .*.One million, one qnd three quarters, going going . . sold! to Mr. Whitlam, one "Blue Poles." A work of genius, Jackson Pollock's masterpiece gathers dust in an art gallery. Eight blue poles hurled on an oblivion of red, white and gold' And while people - starving, sick, poor, black and old - cry out lor help and beg lor sixpence, well coiflured ladies and wealthy critics stand and stare and think . . . "A trille dear. What does it really mean?" but mimic, "Exquisite. A masterpice. A wonder to be seen." Marie-Louise Cantamessa 4C

Claire Gilliopy, VIC

A SHORT POEM OF TEN Can't you Catch that first impression; past the soaring stqr and glimpse of kingfisher blue; hold the gushing thrill'ot oceans roar, and the racing whistling wind. NO - you were too busy Watching Ugliness advance.

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Chandler SW

Mary Williams, VIB

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