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| 1831. | Said Grenfell to my Spirit by Henry Lawson | | Said Grenfell to my spirit, "You’ve been writing very free
Of the charms of other places, and you don’t remember me.
You have claimed another ... |
| 1832. | When The `Army' Prays For Watty by Henry Lawson | | When the kindly hours of darkness, save for light of moon and star,
Hide the picture on the signboard over Doughty's Horse Bazaar;
When the last r... |
| 1833. | Trooper Campbell by Henry Lawson | | One day old Trooper Campbell
Rode out to Blackman's Run,
His cap-peak and his sabre
Were glancing in the sun.
'Twas New Year's Eve, and slowly... |
| 1834. | The Great Grey Plain by Henry Lawson | | Out West, where the stars are brightest,
Where the scorching north wind blows,
And the bones of the dead gleam whitest,
And the sun on a desert ... |
| 1835. | The Grog-an'Grumble Steeplechase by Henry Lawson | | 'Twixt the coastline and the border lay the town of Grog-an'-Grumble
In the days before the bushman was a dull 'n' heartless drudge,
An' they say ... |
| 1836. | Love Poem by Louise Gluck | | There is always something to be made of pain.
Your mother knits.
She turns out scarves in every shade of red.
They were for Christmas, and they kep... |
| 1837. | The Red Poppy by Louise Gluck | | The great thing
is not having
a mind. Feelings:
oh, I have those; they
govern me. I have
a lord in heaven
called the sun, and open
for him, sho... |
| 1838. | Happiness by Louise Gluck | | A man and a woman lie on a white bed.
It is morning. I think
Soon they will waken.
On the bedside table is a vase
of lilies; sunlight
pools in th... |
| 1839. | Snowdrops by Louise Gluck | | Do you know what I was, how I lived? You know
what despair is; then
winter should have meaning for you.
I did not expect to survive,
earth supp... |
| 1840. | The Triumph Of Achilles by Louise Gluck | | In the story of Patroclus
no one survives, not even Achilles
who was nearly a god.
Patroclus resembled him; they wore
the same armor.
Always in... |
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