The New Arcadia

Revitalizing pastoral traditions, the narrative explores themes of lamentation rather than celebration, set against the backdrop of Western Australia's eroded landscape. The work evokes a sense of loss akin to Frost's portrayal of New England, revealing the remnants of a bygone era while still producing enduring poetry. The blend of inventive imagery and poignant reflection invites readers to contemplate the interplay between nature and the human experience in a world marked by decay.