Poems by Henry Lawson
The Men Who Come Behind
... They will follow in your footsteps while youre groping for the light ...
A Bush Girl
... Of shining tides and broad, bright streams ...
Black Bonnets
... As she had clasped - come smiles come tears, ...
A Mate can do no Wrong
... And, king-like, shares in storm and shine ...
The Legend of Cooee Gully
... Then the darkness closed like a trap that was sprung, ...
The Song And The Sigh
... They were hushed in the swamp of the Dead Man's Crime, ...
The Waving of the Red
... I know what we could do, but then, there might be traitors near, ...
Introduction A Glimpse of Boyhood
... To climb the spurs of the breezy peaks, ...
That There Dog O' Mine
... al staff in general, 'is a better dog than I'm a man - or you too, it seems - and a better Christian ...
Johnson' s Wonder
... Id heard the whispered covered sneer, the stress on him and he ...
The Tragedy
... Oh, he might have pinched my whisky, and he might have pinched my beer, ...
Kangaroo Power
... And Bismarck with envy shall grind his old stumps, ...
The Shanty On The Rise
... My old chums are in the distance - some have crossed the border-line, ...
The Way of the World
... And Follys lamps have ceased to burn, ...
He Had So Much Work To Do
... AndIve cleared enough for ploughin, but the dam is just commenced! ...
