Selected Poems

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1. At the Seaside · poem
2. Dreaming · poem
3. Unrest · poem
4. Fantasy · poem
5. The Awakening · poem
6. Enchantment · poem
7. To You – The Poet · poem
8. Absent · poem
9. The Shadows · poem
10. For Oenone · poem
11. For Helen · poem
12. To Laurie (“You have a slow smile...”) · poem
13. Poem (‘Look’, sang the boy...”) · poem
14. Creation · poem
15. Idiot · poem
16. Love’s Fault · poem
17. Query · poem
18. Grey Afternoon · poem
19. With Evening · poem
20. Poem (“A woman sat beside me in the train...”) · poem
21. Sonnet: Child by the Shore · poem
22. Sonnet: Frustration · poem
23. Sonnet: To Francis Thompson · poem
24. Sonnet: To Myself · poem
25. To Helen · poem
26. Sonnet: Chance Meeting · poem
27. Meditation (From the French of Baudelaire) · poem
28. For the Pleasure of Laurie · poem
29. Revelation · poem
30. String Quartet · poem
31. Song (“When shivering roses fade in sleep...”) · poem
32. Trellis · poem
33. To Isa · poem
34. Poem (“Beyond the sleeping and the wake...”) · poem
35. Song (“Quick, love, snatch the curtains from the years...”) · poem
36. Poem (“I said: – ‘O look at the trees!’) · poem
37. Sonnet (“Beyond this year – the unknown corridor...”) · poem
38. To My Brother · poem
39. Poem (“Boringly repetitive the night...”) · poem
40. Melbourne · poem
41. Shorncliffe · poem
42. The Card Players · poem
43. Roland to Arlène · poem
44. Vignette · poem
45. Returned Man · poem
46. The Sailor · poem
47. Altar Piece · poem
48. The Unwanted · poem
49. Toni’s · poem
50. Sonnet: après Baudelaire · poem
51. Sonnet (“This love has more of spirit than of flesh...”) · poem
52. To Laurie (“Charmed like a moon-slaked orchard, here the streets...”) · poem
53. And again · poem
54. To a Poet · poem
55. Clown · poem
56. She · poem
57. Sonnet (“This might be finality, the aim...”) · poem
58. Sonnet (“Silently let’s pause beside the dawn...”) · poem
59. Edward Street · poem
60. Culture, 1945 · poem
61. Un peu de musique · poem
62. Китайский мотив · poem
63. Осенняя песня · poem
64. Rain after Drought · poem
65. *** (“Surely the eyes smile often...”) · poem
66. *** (“The flesh can bear a hurt, eradicate...”) · poem
67. Juvenilia · poem
68. *** (“Let me plant a tune or buy a singing bird...”) · poem
69. *** (“To reconcile four seasons in a day!..”) · poem
70. Ashgrove Hills · poem
71. Letter to Natalie · poem
72. *** (“Flesh-fettered so I plead to clasp the real...”) · poem
73. Echo Point · poem
74. Tomorrow · poem
75. John · poem
76. Hunters Hill (“These quiet houses, river-lostm tremble away...”) · poem
77. Hunters Hill (“No trees are witnesses, or she...”) · poem
78. *** (“I must be cursed by some black doom...”) · poem
79. *** (“Over the young backwards each day, and I...”) · poem
80. Sonnet (“Sometimes, incredibly, the longing swings...”) · poem
81. Magnetic · poem
82. Sonnet (“The thin lights of each day’s disguise recede...”) · poem
83. Satori · poem
84. Neap · poem
85. *** (“No more need these lips song-sue...”) · poem
86. *** (“You know now. I’ve not said...”) · poem
87. *** (“Futility appears the total day...”) · poem
88. *** (“Those were the months we found the summer texture...”) · poem
89. *** (“I beg you, all might soon dissolvem but this...”) · poem
90. Sulpicia Ill · poem
91. *** (“You of the heart and I...”) · poem
92. Fragment · poem
93. Lament · poem
94. Summer · poem
95. A Warning · poem
96. Dunes · poem
97. Last Week · poem
98. Picnic · poem
99. Poem (“You are my quiet music, you...”) · poem
100. Solvency · poem
101. Love in Our Time · poem
102. *** (“I’ll lean along the driving rain...”) · poem
103. Invocation · poem
104. Droving Man · poem
105. Lubra · poem
106. Whitsunday · poem
107. Descant · poem
108. A Last Year’s Hero · poem
109. A Seasonal Lament · poem
110. The Purist · poem
111. Short Story · poem
112. On hearing the first cuckold in spring · poem
113. Horace 1. v · poem
114. Written in reply to J.M. Couper’s ‘Abelard to Eloise’ · poem
115. *** (“Landfall at night; the long seas took me in...”) · poem
116. After Tasman · poem

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