About This Book
A sequence of comic, vernacular poems follows an urban larrikin whose blunt, slangy voice charts a surprising personal change: awkward courtship, hesitant romance, marriage, parenthood and the small domestic compromises that follow. Each poem sketches street scenes, friends and family with affectionate humor, mixing rough language and warm feeling to show how attachment reshapes habits and priorities. Humour and tenderness alternate as the narrator reflects on longing, responsibility and belonging, while the collection’s structure and a concluding glossary emphasize its rootedness in everyday speech and working‑class life.
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