Poems by Henry Kendall
Song of the Shingle-Splitters
... And our hearts are free as the great strong sea, &emsp ...
Merope
... Cast, like a dream, out of thought, with the moons which have passed into sleep, ...
The Merchant Ship
... Hark! A voice oer the tempest came ringing, ...
The Wild Kangaroo
... Gather - each to his place - for a life-stirring chase, ...
Pytheas
... Yea, against the wild, weird Thule, steered the stranger through the gates ...
Coogee
... You that helped and you that loved me, take this song, and when you read, ...
Mountain Moss
... And leagues of gardens flushed with fruit ...
Song of the Cattle Hunters
... While the morning light beams on the fern-matted streams, ...
Daniel Henry Deniehy
... Wind and wood shall help to wail him, waves and mournful mountain-springs ...
On a Street
... With thongs like those that scourged his life ...
Illa Creek
... Here, stained with grapes and smit with heat, ...
Peter the Piccaninny
... (See Wordsworths Lucy, neighbour) ...
In Memoriam~ -- Alice Fane Gunn Stenhouse
... When, like one winged, I breathed - before ...
Lilith
... Turn to the Christ to be succoured and screened, ...
Watching
... From his silence with smiles, while you weep and weep! ...
