Leaves from Australian Forests
by Henry KENDALL (1839 - 1882)
This is a collection of poems by Australian poet Henry Kendall. It is the second volume of his collected poems, and contains some of his most widely-known verses, such as "Bell-Birds", "The Hut by the Black Swamp", and "The Last of His Tribe". This collection is also the work on which Kendall's particular reputation for nature poetry was first based. - Summary by Carolin
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Leaves from Australian Forests:
A Death in the Bush ,
A Spanish Love Song ,
After the Hunt ,
Arakoon ,
Araluen ,
At Dusk ,
At Euroma ,
Bell-Birds ,
By the Sea ,
Campaspe ,
Charles Harpur ,
Cleone ,
Coogee ,
Daniel Henry Deniehy ,
Daphne ,
Ellen Ray ,
Euroclydon ,
Euterpe ,
Faith in God ,
Ghost Glen ,
Illa Creek ,
In the Valley ,
King Saul at Gilboa ,
Merope ,
Moss on a Wall ,
Mountain Moss ,
Ogyges ,
On a Cattle Track ,
On the Paroo ,
Rose Lorraine ,
Safi ,
September in Australia ,
Sitting by the Fire ,
Sutherland's Grave ,
Syrinx ,
The Glen of Arrawatta ,
The Hut by the Black Swamp ,
The Last of His Tribe ,
The Voyage of Telegonus ,
The Warrigal ,
To Damascus ,
Twelve Sonnets