Status Updates From Learning Human: Selected Poems

The Australian slang and colloquialisms are a bit hard to work through, but in pieces without them, Murray has lots to say and says it well. From "The Transposition of Clermont": "butcher occluded baker, the police/eclipsed both brothels, the dance hall/sashayed around the Temperance Hall"

So far, this is lots of fun. Murray has an interesting, colloquial style, and some very insightful pieces.

So far enjoyable, although there are words I assume are Australian colloquialisms, and thus do not quite understand.