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The Sound We Make Ourselves: Poems 1971-2016 was published by Eyewear in 2016
On our way we encounter a skiing Pohutukawa Tree
Milne moves between Beckett and Brecht
The poems in this book are obsessive in their desire to construct and breach the terms of their own intimacy
 The pivotal work marking this shift was his long poem Fox Running (1980)
Double Negative by Vona Groake Jean Sprackland The Sound We Make Ourselves:In this, her seventh collection, Vona Groarke considers the subject of ageing, fearlessly exploring its culverts and cul de sacs while also checking this earnestness with sharp wit and trademark style. Here candour is mediated by humour. These are sensual and sensitive poems, written in language asked to be beautiful, wry and true about topics usually either ignored or obscured with greyness and clich. Hailed by The Irish Times as a poet of great self
