Poems by Henry Lawson
The Star of Australasia
... . . . . . There are boys out there by the western creeks, who hurry away from school ...
Above Eurunderee
... And I thought of old things, and I thought of old folks, ...
Mount Bukaroo
... In the hut 'neath Bukaroo! When the cows were safely yarded, ...
Eurunderee
... And I thought of old things, and I thought of old folks, ...
The Southerly Buster
... And your white-caps have hint of the snow caps, and glint of ...
For all the Land to See: A Song of the Tools
... And clear the scrub some little spacesmall place, saythree-by eight ...
A New John Bull
... And when, through Hells we dream not of, ...
Billys 'Square Affair'
... declare Gor blar-me! heres the Red Streak foul of Billys square affair ...
'Knocking Around'
... Boys will be boys, and hes gone with the rest! ...
Give yourself a Show: New Year's Eve
... There are things hell never tellthings youll never know ...
The Mountain Splitter
... He strips off the bark with slight effort of strength ...
The New Chum Jackeroo
... Twas he who proved the world was round ...
Written Afterwards
... But youd laugh the great laugh of your life ...
Song of the Dardanelles
... They laughed and they larked and they loved likewise, ...
The Gathering of the Brown-Eyed
... But though Brown Eyes quarrel hotly, though their very souls be wrenched, ...
