1642: The Unhistoric Story, verse 1
October 13, 2018
By AHNZ
“Whaling for continents suspected deep in the south
The Dutchmen envied the unknown, drew bold
Images of market-place, populous river-mouth,
The Land of Beach ignorant of the value of gold.
Morning in Murderers’ Bay,
Blood drifted away.
It was something different, something
Nobody counted on.”
– The Unhistoric Story’, verse 1. Brilliant poem by Allen Curnow
Verse 2
Verse 3
Verse 4
Verse 5
Action image, ref. Andrew Howat, lookandlearn.com
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Anarchist History of New Zealand: The failure of civilistion can be detected by the gap between public and private morality. The wider the gap, the nearer civilisation is to final dissolution.- Frank Herbert
