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Barcroft Henry Thomas Boake

Born in March 26, 1866 / Died in May 1, 1892 / Australia / English

Barcroft Henry Thomas Boake poet from Australia was born on March 26, 1866, had 26 years and died on May 1, 1892. Poems were written mainly in English language. Dominant movement is prevalent form.

Top ten poems Barcroft Henry Thomas Boake

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At Devlin's Siding

... ow! but pray for her, and pity, as the trainCarries a white-faced woman back to face the world again ...

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The Demon Snow-shoes

... sayThat sometimes at the close of day,They see a misty wraith flash by,With the faint echo of a cry ...

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The Digger's Song

... another twirl around! Let the water swirl around!That's the way we rob the river of its golden fish ...

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Down the River

... an short at old Bobby Rand's!Heads are drooping and tears are falling Up on Monaro's mountain lands ...

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Fogarty's Gin

... Yet that was as much as the little gin needed:She made no great fuss, though, nor murmured nor cried ...

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From the Far West

... o left no name On the scroll of Fame,Yet died in his tracks, as well becameA son of that desert land ...

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How Polly Paid for her Keep

... tead,Who found that he died from a serious abrasion--Both wheels of the coach had gone over his head ...

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Kelly's Conversion

... that had ended passing well--The sad refrain of a hero's fateTuned in a tongue we may not translate ...

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On the Boundary

... s on to ours, And so, in consequence,It's part of Polly's work to ride Their side the boundary-fence ...

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A Song from a Sandhill

... and then a western breeze that cuts one like a knife:Sputter on the fire: is it never going to stop ...

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