Poems by Henry Lawson
The Men Who Stuck To Me
... Yes, Ill stick! the words most human, be the trouble man or woman ...
Lachlan Side
... Her heart was true when she sobbed, Ill wait ...
The Firing-Line
... In the world-old war, with the world-old wrongs that shall last while the stars still shine, ...
Constable MCartys Investigations
... He would walk the streets at midnight, when the storm-king raised his banner, ...
New Life, New Love
... Where the lights on your golden head ...
As Ireland Wore the Green
... And ladies flaunt their jewelled plumes where our brave mothers lie ...
The Uncultured Rhymer To His Cultured Critics
... Till your voice goes further than college walls, ...
'GS' [or the Fourth Cook]
... There is lots o time for blue-lights ere they reach King Georges Sound ...
Sheoaks That Sigh When The Wind Is Still
... On strings that rasp and can never thrillSoothe or thrill ...
A Little Mistake
... We should place more reliance on that which is shown ...
'39'
... Then heres the wide, free Forties ...
A Word from the Bards
... The Bards have commenced to fill out of late and theyre showing their binjies with pride ...
Above Lavender Bay
... And Rose Bay, with their scattered lights, ...
The Vanguard [1]
... But though Russias hope seems shattered, and the Russian star seems set, ...
Golden Gully
... ) Now the dismal curlew screeches round the shafts when night winds sough ...
