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Born in April 18, 1839 / Died in August 1, 1882 / Australia / English

Poems by Henry Kendall

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At Euroma

... When the dark is keen where the storm hath been, ...

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By the Sea

... There are wails in the wind, there are sighs on the shores, ...

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Sutherland’s Grave

... Ooze-filled forelands burnt and blackened, smit and scarred with lightning shocks ...

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Camped By The Creek

... And when midnight had deepened the palls on ...

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Black Kate

...  Though she walked the woods about, ...

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The Warrigal

... The white man's track and the haunts of the black ...

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Kooroora

... But where are his brothers - the friends of his choice, ...

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Billy Vickers

... He, being Bush-bred, stands, of course, ...

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Ghost Glen

... Through the blood-spattered timber you may see the saw striving - ...

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The Muse of Australia

... Oh! when will you meet with that soul of your choice, ...

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Beyond Kerguelen

...   Cliffs with the records of fierce flying fires on them— &emsp ...

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Aboriginal Death Song

...  Faint from the brand and the blow ...

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Evening Hymn

... Lo, from the depths of yonder wood, where many a blind creek strays, ...

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Jim the Splitter

... Of his father's, and, haply, his grandfather's school ...

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In Memoriam — Nicol Drysdale Stenhouse

...   Which guides great lives, stood fairly by the same, ...