"DREAMS DRIP TO STONE."
A visualisation of Spennser's multimedia poem for Year 11 English Advanced. He had to write the poem based around his chosen quote from a Gwen Harwood poem. He chose “Dreams drip to stone” from Oyster Cove (1971). The story follows a middle-aged woman who regrets the choices she made in her prior years.
Larissa Wenman
Woman
Remy Plant
Child with Camera
Ellis Spennser
Narrator/Poem Reciter (voice)
A visualisation of Spennser's multimedia poem for Year 11 English Advanced. He had to write the poem based around his chosen quote from a Gwen Harwood poem. He chose “Dreams drip to stone” from Oyster Cove (1971). The story follows a middle-aged woman who regrets the choices she made in her prior years.
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