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Hell and After Four Early English Language Poets of Australia

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  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2005-10-28
  • Publisher: Carcanet Press Ltd.

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Summary

"Les Murray's anthology of four early Australian poets reaches back in time from Fivefathers, his collection of five Australian poets of the earlier twentieth century. Hell and After contains substantial selections of the work of McNamara (1811-1880), and three poets from the second half of the nineteenth century. The social reformer Mary Gilmore (1865-1962) grew up in the bush and her poems are vivid evocations of colonial life. John Shaw Neilson (1872-1942), a poet of great lyricism and humour, spent most of his life in poverty as a manual labourer, and Lesbia Harford (1891-1927), was a radical activist who worked as a factory machinist and servant."--BOOK JACKET.

Author Biography

Les Murray is the author of Subhuman Redneck Poems, which received the T.S. Eliot Prize for the best collection of poetry of 1996. He was awarded The Queen''s Gold Medal for Poetry in 1999.

Table of Contents

Introduction xi
Francis McNamara
The Convict's Arrival
3(2)
Labouring with the Hoe 4 A Petition from the A.A. Co. Flocks at Peels River in Behalf of the Irish Bard
5(3)
[For the Company Underground]
8(2)
A Petition from the Chain Gang at Newcastle to Captain Furlong the Superintendent
10(2)
A Convict's Tour to Hell
12(6)
A Dialogue Between Two Hibernians in Botany Bay
18(4)
[Epigram of Introduction]
22(1)
The Seizure of the Cyprus Brig in Recherche Bay, Aug. 1829
22(3)
[Epigram on Beef]
25(1)
Farewell to Tasmania
25(4)
Mary Gilmore
When Myall Creek Was New
29(1)
I Am the Idle
30(1)
Eva Has Gone
30(2)
Eternal Claim
32(1)
The Linen for Pillow...
32(1)
Judged
33(1)
The Rue Tree
34(1)
These?
34(1)
In Poverty and Toil
35(1)
The Truest Mate
36(1)
[As late as the 1870's...]
37(1)
The Forest Prayed
37(1)
The Coming
38(1)
Outcast
38(1)
All Souls
39(1)
Heritage
39(1)
Awakened
40(1)
The Kiss
40(1)
The Babe
41(1)
Fourteen Men
41(1)
The Tenancy
42(1)
Of Certain Critics
42(1)
The Gift
43(1)
Never Admit the Pain
43(1)
The Harvesters
43(1)
The Saturday Tub
44(1)
Bones in a Poet
45(1)
Old Botany Bay
45(1)
[The kangaroos were patriarchal...]
46(1)
The Little Shoes that Died
47(1)
Eve-Song
47(1)
The Road
48(1)
Somehow We Missed Each Other
48(1)
Second-hand Beds
49(1)
Famous
50(1)
Nationality
50(1)
In Wesleyan Days, Wagga Wagga
51(3)
The Road to Gunning
54(1)
Verdicts
54(5)
John Sham Neilson
The Crane is My Neighbour
59(1)
The Gentle Water Bird
59(2)
The Flautist
61(1)
To a Runaway Sound
62(1)
For the Little Boys Out of Heaven
62(1)
The Ballad of Remembrance
63(2)
The Poor, Poor Country
65(1)
The Lad Who Started Out
66(1)
The Child Being There
67(1)
Love in Absence
68(1)
The Hour of the Parting
68(1)
Love's Coming
69(1)
To a Lodging-House Canary
69(1)
The Sweetening of the Year
70(1)
A Limerick
70(1)
The Soldier is Home
71(1)
Stony Town
72(1)
Stephen Foster
72(1)
Tell Summer that I Died
73(1)
The Hen in the Bushes
73(2)
The Moon Was Seven Days Down
75(2)
Schoolgirls I Listening
77(1)
The Orange Tree
78(1)
In the Dim Counties
79(1)
You, and Yellow Air
80(1)
Sheedy Was Dying
81(1)
May
82(1)
Song Be Delicate
83(1)
The Prince Has Been into the Lane
84(1)
The Sundowner
84(2)
The Happy Thief
86(1)
From a Coffin
86(1)
In the Long Gown
86(1)
To a Blonde Typist
87(2)
You Cannot Go Down to the Spring
89(1)
Lament for Laddie
89(1)
Take Down the Fiddle, Karl!
90(1)
The Power of the Bells
91(1)
To the Red Lory
92(1)
Uncle to a Pirate
92(2)
The Bard and the Lizard
94(1)
Dolly's Offering
95(1)
The Eleventh Moon
96(1)
Surely God Was a Lover
97(1)
The Poor Can Feed the Birds
97(1)
The Smoker Parrot
98(2)
Lesbia Harford
[I dreamt last night]
100(1)
[If I had six white horses]
100(1)
Little Ships
100(1)
[I count the days until I sec you, dear]
101(1)
[I can't feel the sunshine]
101(1)
[My mission in the world]
102(1)
Day's End
102(1)
[Ours was a friendship in secret, my dear]
103(1)
[Somebody brought in lilac]
103(1)
Deliverance Through Art
103(1)
The Folk I Love
104(1)
[Oh, oh, Rosalie]
104(1)
[All day long]
105(1)
Fatherless
106(1)
Lawstudent and Coach
106(2)
Machinists Talking
108(1)
The Invisible People
109(1)
Closing Time: Public Library
109(1)
Machinist's Song
109(1)
Periodicity
110(1)
[This evening I'm alone]
110(1)
[I was sad]
111(1)
[All through the day at my machine]
111(1)
[Sometimes I wish that I were Helen-fair]
112(1)
[Sometimes I am too tired]
112(1)
[My lovely pixie, my good companion]
112(1)
[Into old rhyme]
113(1)
[The love I look for]
113(1)
[He has a fairy wife]
114(1)
[Those must be masts of ships the gazer sees]
114(1)
[I have golden shoes]
115(1)
[Now I've been three days]
115(1)
[I found an orchid in the valley fair]
116(1)
[I love to see]
116(1)
Skirt Machinist
117(1)
[I'm like all lovers]
117(1)
[I used to be afraid]
118(1)
Body and Soul
119(1)
A Blouse Machinist
119(1)
An Improver
120(1)
[Once I thought my love]
120(1)
[Pink eucalyptus flowers]
121(1)
[I came to live in Sophia Street]
121(1)
[Today is rebels' day]
121(1)
[To look across at Moira]
122(1)
Street Music
122(1)
[I dreamt last night of happy home-comings]
123(1)
[The happiest of love's moments]
123(1)
[The people have drunk the wine of peace]
123(1)
Girl's Love
124(1)
[I must be dreaming through the days]
124(1)
[When I get up to light the fire]
125(1)
[Today, in class]
125(1)
[I bought a red hat]
126(1)
Miss Mary Fairfax
126(1)
Whenever I think of you]
126(1)
A Strike Rhyme
127(1)
[In this little school]
127(1)
Inventory
128(1)
A Parlourmaid
128(1)
Sercet Scene Little Lonsdale St
129(1)
[I'd like to spend long hours at home]
130(1)
[I had a lover who betrayed me]
131(1)
[A way of making friends]
131(1)
The Psychological Craze
131(1)
Lovers Parted
132(1)
'All Knowledge...'
133(1)
[How funny it would be]
133(1)
[Pat wasn't Pat]
134(1)
[A bunch of lilac and a storm of hail]
134(1)
[O you, dear trees]
134(1)
[Last night, in a dream]
135(1)
White Sunshine
135(1)
Flowers and Light
135(1)
Pruning Flowering Gums
136(1)
Polytheist
137(1)
'Love is not love...'
138(1)
The Moonlit Room
138(1)
A Meaning Learnt
139(1)
The Wife
139(1)
Raiment
140(1)
[When I am articled]
140(1)
[When my lover]
141(1)
[I read a statement]
142(1)
[I am no mystic. All the ways of God I
142(1)
A Prayer to Saint Rosa
143(1)
Bibliography 144(1)
Index of Titles 145(5)
Index of First Lines 150

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