I took a boat on a starry night and went for a row on the water, and she danced like a child on a w… and bowed where the ripples caught… I vowed, as I rowed on the velvet…

WHERE was no shadow on the land, No cloud in heaven’s dome, When, bearded man and beardless bo… Our hearts alight with morning joy… Across the hills of Duckmaloi

ON the Barrier Ranges, Grim, and grey and old, Spring, the Maid of Wonder, Spreads her cloth-of-gold; Every hill and hollow

THE voices of the wind and wave They sigh the Old Year’s requiem; The dead are calling from the grav… Good friends, a little space I cr… To turn aside and think of them.

AS one singled out from his fello… Enchanted I roam Through night with its music and m… And sea-sheen and foam. ’Twas Beauty herself that awoke m…

ALL still! and, high above, the s… In cloudless, golden reign— A mirage in the quivering west— A horseman on the plain! Silent, with hand above his eyes,

THE form that was mine was brown… And thewed and muscled, and tall a… And often it rode from the station… And often it passed through the st… And often it paused on the grey sk…

LONG and drowsy and white and wi… Villas and arbours on either side, Pleasant under the cloudless skies… Garden Street in the sunlight lie… Twice a day—at the morning hour,

ALL four of us were inland born And inland reared from birth were… And—though the tale be food for sc… We four had never seen the Sea. We saw the sun by day; by night

‘LEAVES and brambles from hill… Come and gather!’ the children cri… ‘The sun goes down, and the night… A moonless night on the dark hills… All ways they wandered—the dry twi…

All the heights of the high shores…    Red and gold at the sunset h… There comes the spell of a magic d…    And the Harbour seems a lot… A blue flower tinted at dawn with…

WHEN I went to live in the littl… That stands on the hilltop alone, What touched me most of all Was neither roof nor wall, But the smooth, worn face of its o…

GOOD People, by your fires to-ni… Sit close and praise the red, red… The wind is cold, the moon is whit… With me who wander ’tis not well;… ‘Fore birth I was foredoomed to r…

MY Countrymen, though we are youn… With little history, nought to sho… Of lives enleagued against a forei… Torn flags and triumph, glory or r… Still some things make our kinship…

We sent a word across the seas tha…    "The house is finished and the…    Come, enter in. A stately house it is, with tables…    Where men in liberty and love a…