In perspective of "place theory"

this article analyzes the topics

points of view and language features in Fire Diary

"a poetry anthology by contemporary Australian poet Mark Tredinnick. Devoting to his place in both mental and physical sense

the poet fuses natural and social landscapes with his lyricism and meditaion" With the strong consciousness of the inseparability of human and place

the poet explores the question of being in his writing. In a contemporary context of the ever intensified place-deprivation

his works inspire us to rethink the connotation of "eco-poetry".