The Stror ‘At Coot (C J Dennis Poems)
Ar, wimmin! Wot a blinded fool I've been! I arsts meself, wot else could I ixpeck?I done me block complete ...
C J Dennis Poems on Hospitality (17 Poems)
A Holy War (C J Dennis Poems)
Young friend! . . . I tries to duck, but miss the bus. 'E sees me first, an' 'as ...
The Mendicants (C J Dennis Poems)
Charity, Charity - parson and priest Ever in church and in chapel have taught -"Give ye in charity e'en to ...
Old Bob Blair (C J Dennis Poems)
I got so down to it last night, With longin' for what could not be,That nothin' in the world seemed ...
The Woes of Bill (C J Dennis Poems)
Once upon a recent even, as I lay in fitful slumber,Weaving dreams and seeing visions vague and utterly absurd,Suddenly I ...
‘I Dips me Lid’ (C J Dennis Poems)
Young sir, 'E sez . . . Like that . . . It made me feelRomantic like, as if me ...
The Wobble (C J Dennis Poems)
Now the Wobble went out on the roaring tide,With a dry dog trotting along by its side;Went over the sea ...
The Disagreeable Musician (C J Dennis Poems)
'E wouldn't play the flute; the sulky cow. An', after all the trouble that we tookTo try an' cheer,'is spirits ...
‘Mac’ (C J Dennis Poems)
In every little country place, all up and down the land,From ageing cradles of the race to Never-Never Land --From ...
Our Town Awakes (C J Dennis Poems)
Six o'clock. From the railway yard The engine toots; careering hard, A milk-cart rattles by and stops; ...
The Handicap (C J Dennis Poems)
I think I should suit, for I've knowledge minute Of all tickets, time-tables, and trains;All speedings and slowings and comings ...
‘The Yellow Tailed Thornbill’ (C J Dennis Poems)
I'm a fussy little fellowIn my kilt of glowing yellow; As about the garden ways I bow and bend.Many a ...
Grey Thrush at the Door (C J Dennis Poems)
Swe-e-et! Swe-e-et! Low at first and flattering, Full of soft seductiveness on a wheedling note.Who comes in mercy now, crumbs ...
Warrnambool (C J Dennis Poems)
A civic lady, peerly proudOf excellences that here crowd About her trim, well-ordered streets: The visitor she warmly greetsE'er with ...
Benalla (C J Dennis Poems)
A country lass with rosy cheeks, A healthy maid with merry ways;Labor 'mid loveliness she seeks, And strives to crowd ...
Lorne (C J Dennis Poems)
Where the road's white bracelet runs Round the cliff 'twixt bush and sea,Gleaming 'neath the summer's suns There she rests ...
The Dusky Wood-Swallow (C J Dennis Poems)
Surely must you know me, Friendly and content;All my actions show me Freely confident;With my band of toilers, When the ...