The Men We Might Have Been

by Henry LAWSON (1867 - 1922)

This is a volume of humorous poems by Australian poet Henry Lawson. - Summary by Carolin

Listen next episodes of Verses Popular and Humorous:
A Derry on a Cove , A Little Mistake , A Study in the 'Nood' , A Word to Texas Jack , At the Tug-of-War , Bill and Jim Fall Out , Billy's 'Square Affair' , But What's the Use , Constable M‘Carthy’s Investigations , Here's Luck , Mary Called Him 'Mister' , My Literary Friend , O'Hara, J.P. , Rejected , Rise Ye! Rise Ye! , Saint Peter , The Ballad of Mabel Clare , The Battling Days , The Boss's Boots , The Captain of the Push , The Days When We Went Swimming , The God-Forgotten Election , The Green-Hand Roseabout , The Grog-an'-Grumble Steeplechase , The Jolly Dead March , The Man from Waterloo , The Men Who Come Behind , The Old Bark School , The Paroo , The Professional Wanderer , The Stranger's Friend , The Uncultured Rhymer to His Cultured Critics , The Way of the World , The Writer's Dream , Trouble on the Selection , Written Afterwards