Poems by Henry Lawson (1867-1922)



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	Henry Lawson (1867-1922) Australian writer and poet Poems by Henry Lawson A Bush Girl A Mate Can Do No Wrong A Song of Brave Men A Song of the Republic A Word to Texas Jack Above Eurunderee Above Lavender Bay After All Andy�s Gone with Cattle As far as Your Rifles Cover At the Beating of a Drum Australian Bards and Bush Reviewers Australian Engineers Australia�s Peril Ben Duggan Black Bonnet Cameron�s Heart Cherry-Tree Inn Corny Bill Dan, The Wreck Do You Think That I Do Not Know? Eureka Every Man Should Have a Rifle Faces in the Street Fall in, My Men, Fall in Flag of the Southern Cross For Australia For�ard� Freedom on the Wallaby From the Bush Here Died How the Land was Won �If You Fancy That Your People Came of Better Stock Than Mine� In the Days When the World Was Wide In the Storm that Is to Come In the Street I�ll Tell You What You Wanderers Jack Dunn of Nevertire Knocked Up Marshall�s Mate Mary Called Him 'Mister' Middleton�s Rouseabout Mount Bukaroo My Land and I My Literary Friend On the March On the Night Train On the Wallaby Out Back Past Carin� Peter Anderson and Co. Poverty Queen Hilda of Virland Reedy River Republican Pioneers Said Grenfell to my Spirit Scots of the Riverina Send Round the Hat Sez You Shadows Before Since Then Sweeney Taking His Chance The Ballad of the Drover The Ballad of the Elder Son The Blue Mountains The Boss over the Board The Bush Girl The Cambaroora Star The Captain of the Push The Cattle-Dog's Death The Christ of the �Never� The City Bushman The Cockney Soul The Days When We Went Swimming The Dons of Spain The Drover�s Sweetheart The Fight at Eureka Stockade The Fire at Ross�s Farm The Flour Bin The Free-Selector�s Daughter The Ghost The Glass on the Bar The Good Samaritan The Great Grey Plain The Grog-an�Grumble Steeplechase The Heart of Australia The Iron Wedding Rings The League of Nations The Lights of Cobb & Co. The Loveable Characters The Man Who Raised Charlestown The Men We Might Have Been The Never-Never Country The Old Bark School The Old Jimmy Woodser The Outside Track The Paroo The Poets of the Tomb The Professional Wanderer The Rhyme of the Three Greybeards The Roaring Days The Shame of Going Back The Shanty on the Rise The Shearers Dream The Shearers The Ships that Won�t Go Down The Sliprails and the Spur The Song and the Sigh The Song of Australia The Song of Old Joe Swallow The Song of the Darling River The Star of Australasia The Stringy-Bark Tree The Teams The Things We Dare Not Tell The Tragedy The Uncultured Rhymer to His Cultured Critics The Vagabond The Wander-Light The Water Lily The Wattle The Wreck of the `Derry Castle� To an Old Mate To Be Amused To Hannah To My Friends Trooper Campbell Uncle Harry Up the Country Victory Waratah and Wattle When the Children Come Home When the `Army� Prays for Watty When Your Pants Begin to Go Wide Lies Australia Wide Spaces The Rating of Henry Lawson's Poems 8889 Views Last Poems To Russian version


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