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Poems by Anonymous

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The Little Worn Out Pony

... Great God! The cattle – a thousand head – were crashing through the trees ...

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Banks of Riverine

... And, when the day's work's over, love, in the evenings calm and fine, ...

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I Know Moonrise

... I walk in de graveyard, I walk through de graveyard, ...

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Keep White the Strain

... Wrench out the loathsome lusts and swear ...

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The Copperheads

... Who hold peace meetings, where they pass ...

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The Ballad of Ben Hall's Gang

... They took possession of the town, Including the public-houses, ...

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Nothing At All In the Paper Today

... But the births and bankruptcies, deaths and marriages, ...

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Shearers Song

... And when the shearing-time comes round, I'm in my glory then ...

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To My Son

...   Flash blue your eyes! Hold high your proud young head! ...

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Bold Jack Donahoe (2)

... It was for the sake of five hundred pounds I was sent across the main, ...

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Female Transport

... The sea was rough ran mountains high with us poor girls 'twas hard ...

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The Rose-Bush

... "The life that would have filled the buds may still be seen, ...

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Holy Dan

... They’d struggled on through dust and drought ...

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Telegraphy

... No pearls of flashes, heard or seen, their wondrous flight betray, ...

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Immigration

... Here are boundless plains where it seldom rains, and you'll maybe die of thirst ...