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Born in June 17, 1867 / Died in September 2, 1922 / United Kingdom / English

Poems by Henry Lawson

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Australian Engineers

... eather, and Brum-magem goods and slops For thin, white-faced Australians to sell in our sordid shops ...

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Australian Bards And Bush Reviewers

... If you swear there's not a country like the land that gave you birth, ...

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The Wreck Of The `Derry Castle'

... . . . . . Ocean's salty tongues are licking ...

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Fall In, My Men, Fall In

... Through rifts where storm clouds thin! ...

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The Lights of Cobb & Co.

... uses--where convicts made the bricks--- Scrub-yards and new bark shanties, we dash with five and six ...

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The Christ of the 'Never'

... By his worth in the light that shall search men ...

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Shadows Before

... "Like clouds o'er the South are the nations who reign ...

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Knocked Up

... For it's trampin', trampin', tra-a-mpin' thro' hell across the plain, ...

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I'll tell you what you Wanderers

... But be forced from that fond clasp, from that last clinging kiss- ...

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On the Wallaby

... Where he loses his friends when his cheque is knocked down ...

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The Song of Australia

... The White world shall know its young outpost with pride ...

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The Sliprails And The Spur

... And, 'Good-bye, Mary!' 'Good-bye, Jim!'Oh, he rides hard to race the pain ...

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Black Bonnet

... As she had clasped -- come smiles come tears, ...

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Since Then

... And who meet -- `Good-day', and who part -- `Good-day', ...

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The League of Nations

... rcoal treaties that none can tear: Truth that goes higher than airships and deeper than submarines, ...