HENRY LAWSON

Henry Lawson Poems

• Ben Duggan
• The Fire At Ross’s Farm
• The Distant Drum
• A Mate can do no Wrong
• When Hopes Ran High
• Knockin' Around
• He Had So Much Work To Do
• With Dickens
• Victory
• When The `Army' Prays For Watty
• Shadows Before
• The Water
• As Good as New
• Cameron's Heart
• When the Bear Comes Back Again
• Who'll Wear the Beaten Colours?
• A Study in the 'Nood'
• The Ballad of Mabel Clare
• Advertisement for Hean's Essence
• The Shame of Going Back
• Peddling Round the World
• As Ireland Wore the Green
• The Ballad of the Rousabout
• But What's The Use
• What Have We All Forgotten?
• The Men Who Come Behind
• Pigeon Toes
• The Two Poets
• Ruth
• The Bursting Of The Boom
• The Roaring Days
• The Rebel
• The Bush Girl
• My Army, O, My Army!
• The Bulletin Hotel
• As Far As Your Rifles Cover
• Cinderella
• Jack Cornstalk As A Lover
• The Army Of The Rear
• Callaghan's Hotel
• For He Was A Jolly Good Fellow
• Sweethearts Wait On Every Shore
• The Cattle-Dog's Death
• The Brass Well
• To The Irish Delegates
• A Word To Texas Jack
• The Drover's Sweetheart
• The Captain Of The Push
• Fall In, My Men, Fall In
• To My Friends

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