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Watering Can Melinda Mills and internationalismCaroline Bird's two earlier collections were acclaimed for their exuberant energy, surreal imagination and passion 'a bit of a Howl for a new generation', wrote the "Hudson Review". "Watering Can" celebrates life as an early twenty something. The poems, writes Caroline Bird, 'contain prophetic videos, a moon colonised by bullies, weeping scholars, laughing ducks, silent weddings all the fertiliser that pours on top of your head.' The extraordinary