Henry Lawson Poems

1. The "seabolt's" Volunteers
2. Who's Dot Pulleteen?
3. Interlude. Next Door
4. The Australian Marseillaise Or, A Song For The Sydney Poor
5. The Australian Marseillaise Or, A Song For The Sydney Poor
6. Let's Be Fools To-night Or, The Three Partners
7. Brother, You'll Take My Hand
8. Possum - A Lay Of Newchumland
9. One-man-one-vote
10. The Carrier's Story Or, Brighten's Sister-in-law
11. Hymn Of The Reformers
12. When You're Bad In Your Inside
13. Dan Wasn't Thrown From His Horse
14. To "doc" Wylie (an Eccentric Bush Doctor)
15. The Pavement Stones (a Song Of The Unemployed)
16. Sydney Town In '91
17. Brighten's Sister-in-law Or, The Carrier's Story
18. The Squatter's Daughter
19. On The Summit Of Mount Clarence
20. Why He Lost The Track Or, The Black Tracker
21. Bobbie's Statue
22. Jack Robertson
23. He's Gone To England For A Wife
24. 1891
25. From The Lanes Of 'loo Or, The Cab Lamps
26. An Interlude Of Peace. The Fairy West
27. The Three Partners Or, Let's Be Fools To-night
28. To Victor Daly
29. My Wife's Second Husband
30. Joseph's Dreams And Reuben's Brethren (a Recital In Six Chapters)
31. Interlude. Callaghan's Hotel
32. Our Mistress And Our Queen
33. For All The Land To See (a Song Of The Tools)
34. Interlude. A Dirge Of Joy
35. Take It Fightin'
36. The Stranded Ship (the "vincennes")
37. A Song For The Sydney Poor Or, The Australian Marseillaise
38. Cypher Seven "07"
39. The Black Tracker Or, Why He Lost The Track
40. I'm An Older Man Than You
41. Who'll Wear The Beaten Colours?
42. The Cab Lamps Or, From The Lanes Of 'loo
43. Unknown
44. Johnson's Wonder
45. Written Out
46. And What Have You To Say
47. Give Yourself A Show (new Years Eve)
48. Above Crow's Nest - Sydney
49. Up The Country
50. The Paroo River

Total 572 poems written by Henry Lawson

Poem of the day

In The Grass.
by Robert Crawford

'Tis as if I saw it all — sat now in the grass, and heard
The soft warm wind in my ears like the lilt of a lonely bird;
Sat now in the grasses so — saw, but said never a word.
The two of them in the wood, below me there by the rill;
He with the light on his brow, she in the shadow still;
And a cloud so white goes over the blue on the gleaming hill.
My nest in the grass was good: they deemed that none might see —
Ah God in heaven! my eyes looked out of the hell in me,
...

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