Robert Gray

Which technique is NOT in the following: "There's sunlight rotating off the drab carpet."

Romanticism was a literary, artistic and intellectual movement from:

Gray is an imagist poet. What is that?

In Flames and Dangling Wire, Gray alludes to the painting, "The Raft of Medusa." What was the message of the painting?

In which poem does Gray refer to a road as "a fracture"?

In which poem does Gray use a metaphor to compare a lighthouse to a pawn?

What was the purpose of "a red bank, full of roots, over dark creeks, where logs are fallen, and blackened tree trunks."

Which ideology is Gray inspired by?

Why did Gray describe the rock arrangement as being on "plinths" and "mantels"?

Which technique combo: "The sun brings.. perfect warmth.. the feeling that I wear great wings.."

Which technique is NOT in the following: "Angry as a burned insect, a distant car."

Which poem contains the following: "The train's shadow, like a bird's, flees on the blue and silver paddocks."

What is the motif (recurring metaphor) present throughout Flames and Dangling Wire?

What is the most likely technique and meaning behind: "We laid our hands on a stone parapet's fading life".

Gray uses 'loosened' form, meaning he does not follow usually poetic structures.

Which poem is this from: "The smoke of different fires... Like fingers spread and dragged to smudge."

Which poem is this from: "Barely contained by the eyesight the beach is one great arc."

Which line from Harbour Dusk indicates that the couple has broken up?

Which techniques are in the following: "was gently rested like a quill. They seemed to whisper."

Which poem focuses on the disastrous effects of commercialism and overconsumption?

Byron Bay: Winter- "Beyond, cloudy afternoon swells, the colour of claret stain". What is claret?

What is Romanticism?

Which poem contains the following metaphor: "The forest was a cumulus on stilts."

Which techniques are in the following quote from Flames and Dangling Wire: "I realise I am in the future."

Which quote from 'Description of a Walk' alludes to a baptismal cleansing?

Which technique is in the following: "The city, driven like stakes into the Earth."

Most of Gray's poetry is written in:

Gray portrays humans as extensions of nature, not agents that control it. What inspired this?

Which poem opens with: "She and I came there wandering there through an empty park."

Gray often explores the sublime. What is the sublime?

Which technique is NOT in the following: "It's the train that booms and cracks, it tears the wind apart."