The Poems of Henry Kendall - With Biographical Note by Bertram Stevens by Henry Kendall
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Who knows -- if souls in bliss can leave the borders of their Eden-home --
But that some loving one may now about the ancient threshold roam? Oh, like an exile, he would hail a glimpse of the familiar floor, Though, streaming down the lattices, the rain comes sobbing to the door! Though, streaming down the lattices, The rain comes sobbing to the door! Urara -- * Another spelling of Orara, a tributary of the river Clarence. -- Euroka, go over the tops of the hill, For the ~Death-clouds~ have passed us to-day, And we'll cry in the dark for the foot-falls still, And the tracks which are fading away! Let them yell to their lubras, the Bulginbah dogs, And say how our brothers were slain, We shall wipe out our grief in the blood of their chief, And twenty more dead on the plain -- On the blood-spattered spurs of the plain! But the low winds sigh, And the dead leaves fly, Where our warriors lie, |
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