I Watched the Moon Fall int the Sea by Suellen Saidee Cook Lynne Uptin allowing it to fit comfortably

allowing it to fit comfortably in any creative environment

Constructing an AFL temple on sediment laced with heavy metals released by the zinc works over a century will result in a uniquely Tasmanian Armageddon

Into the Green by Anna Abell draws the viewer into a world of layered tones and gentle forms

particularly the bonds among women

but the memories will remain

I Watched the Moon Fall int the Sea by Suellen Saidee Cook Lynne Uptin allowing it to fit comfortablyI watched the moon fall into the sea I watched and waited The stars followed The sky grew dark and the clouds drew in There were no stars left in that dark sky I watched through the window My breath fogged the glass I watched as the moon rested in the still watery shallows spilling silvery light over the surface The stars stayed nearby, waiting, as I waited too I wondered why, why did the moon fall into the sea I wondered how the moon would find the