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Born in January 23, 1813 / Died in June 10, 1868 / Australia / English

Poems by Charles Harpur

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The Tear

...  From natures full of sweetness, when the pall ...

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Absence

...   Rosa, when cheer thee with like sadness bowed ...

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Cora

... That day (returned) which gave her breath ...

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Australia's First Great Poet

... Her first high-priest in this bright southern clime! ...

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Like Him Who Great reports Of Tilth Rejects

... And all his hopes breathe the world’s breath—to die! ...

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Memory's Genesis

... May pity the cold world—the world we trust no more! ...

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An Aboriginal Mother's Lament: Early Version

...   O moan not! I would give this braid— ...

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The Dream by the Fountain

... Of her yet to be famed streams, through dark woods far-gleaming ...

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John Heki

...  Because the echoes in their caves that dwell ...

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Love

...  While throned I seem on love’s divinest height &emsp ...

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Asking in Vain

...  Have I known through loss of thee, ...

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The Nevers of Poetry

... Like this—“Down there i’ the deep heart o’ the thunder,” ...

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To James Norton Esq.

... “But fame he sought not through a gainful hand” ...

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Marvellous Martin

... Their slimy embryos came in youthful Lottery's brain ...

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A Lament

... oh God! To see where their feet have unwittingly trod, ...