Potential Titles: Henry Kendall

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Followed a star through the darkness - Henry Kendall "Achan"

Armfuls of spices to set at the banquet - Henry Kendall "Achan"

Who culled a garland from the flowers - Henry Kendall "Adam Lindsay Gordon"

Sad disciple of a shining band now gone - Henry Kendall "Adam Lindsay Gordon"

One spot secure from change - Henry Kendall "After Many Years"

To the birds and waters only known - Henry Kendall "After Many Years"

Why vex me with delicious hints - Henry Kendall "Aileen"

The tender message Hope might send - Henry Kendall "At Dusk"

A strong south wind in thunder sings - Henry Kendall "At Her Window"

Perished with the breath of drought - Henry Kendall "At Her Window"

Far-travelled herald of some distant storm - Henry Kendall "At Her Window"

Every shadow thrown by flickering light - Henry Kendall "At Her Window"

Having learnt from sources pure and high - Henry Kendall "At Her Window"

And time has shadows waiting in predestined ways - Henry Kendall "At Her Window"

Are eloquent with splendid prophecies - Henry Kendall "The Austral Months"

Sister of the flying beam and speedy shadow - Henry Kendall "The Austral Months"

The hymn of water and the gale's high tone - Henry Kendall "The Austral Months"

Anthems from the thunder's mountain throne - Henry Kendall "The Austral Months"

Never faultless light or perfect rest - Henry Kendall "The Austral Months"

Where the bitter barbs of frost have been - Henry Kendall "The Austral Months"

With raiment of weeping and woe - Henry Kendall "Australia Vindex"

Her paths are the paths of the sun - Henry Kendall "Australia Vindex"

One with the daughters of dolour and night - Henry Kendall "Australia Vindex"

And sleep on a pillow of strife - Henry Kendall "Australia Vindex"

Sounds of loud and fierce commotion - Henry Kendall "Australian War Song"

Woke to know their native worth - Henry Kendall "Australian War Song"

A land where the strange forests sleep - Henry Kendall "The Barcoo"

Songs interwoven of lights and of laughters - Henry Kendall "Bell-Birds"

Underneath the gaunt and ghastly trees - Henry Kendall "Bells Beyond the Forest"

Caverns crammed with many a muffled breeze - Henry Kendall "Bells Beyond the Forest"

Mellow music fleeting down the gusty glen - Henry Kendall "Bells Beyond the Forest"

Wafting round a world of ruined dreams - Henry Kendall "Bells Beyond the Forest"

All the sad and sweet divinity of years - Henry Kendall "Bells Beyond the Forest"

Who will stay to sing the songs I've made? - Henry Kendall "Bells Beyond the Forest"

The heart of Time is sobbing - Henry Kendall "Bells Beyond the Forest"

And the thorns of affliction are planted around me - Henry Kendall "The Bereaved One"

Ghost of a land by the ghost of a sea - Henry Kendall "Beyond Kerguelen"

Scarred with the chronicles written by flame - Henry Kendall "Beyond Kerguelen"

Loom over perilous pits of eclipse - Henry Kendall "Beyond Kerguelen"

Thunder that fills the fog-hidden caves of the west - Henry Kendall "By the Cliffs of the Sea"

Far back in the years that are dead - Henry Kendall "By the Cliffs of the Sea"

The flying forms of unknown powers - Henry Kendall "Charles Harpur"

Setting bloom where curse is planted - Henry Kendall "Christmas Creek"

Ringed about by tracks of furnace - Henry Kendall "Christmas Creek"

Grappled spikes and crags of fire - Henry Kendall "Christmas Creek"

Gaps and fractures fringed with light - Henry Kendall "Coogee"

In the sudden shadow of a dark, determined rain - Henry Kendall "Coogee"

A clamour by day and a whisper by night - Henry Kendall "Cui Bono?"

Of the falling suns and the rising moons - Henry Kendall "Cui Bono?"

On the track of the thorns and in alien days - Henry Kendall "Cui Bono?"

With famishing hands and frost in the feet - Henry Kendall "Cui Bono?"

Only blue adders abide in and stray through it - Henry Kendall "The Curse of Mother Flood"

Storm and dry thunder cry out in the crags - Henry Kendall "The Curse of Mother Flood"

Flame without limit and frost without wane - Henry Kendall "The Curse of Mother Flood"

Barren of blossom and blasted with bale - Henry Kendall "The Curse of Mother Flood"

Back by the horns of a hazardous hill - Henry Kendall "The Curse of Mother Flood"

Chased by a sudden strange pestilent blast - Henry Kendall "The Curse of Mother Flood"

Maledictions that startle the stars - Henry Kendall "The Curse of Mother Flood"

Ringed by a circle of furnace and fiend - Henry Kendall "The Curse of Mother Flood"

Red hell that would suffocate Song - Henry Kendall "The Curse of Mother Flood"

Storm of the equinox shed no distress - Henry Kendall "The Curse of Mother Flood"

Haunt of the echo and home of the dream - Henry Kendall "The Curse of Mother Flood"

The tracks of flying forest fires - Henry Kendall "A Death in the Bush"

A harsh gigantic growth of smoke and fires - Henry Kendall "A Death in the Bush"

Blue-bitten with the salt of many droughts - Henry Kendall "A Death in the Bush"

Roused the serpent from his rotten lair - Henry Kendall "A Death in the Bush"

And made a noise of locusts in the boughs - Henry Kendall "A Death in the Bush"

With an exceeding bitter cry across the tumbled fragments - Henry Kendall "A Death in the Bush"

A pillar dim of gathered gusts and fiery rain - Henry Kendall "A Death in the Bush"

Clutch at every weed upon the weltering wave - Henry Kendall "A Death in the Bush"

Beyond the fierce impatient shadows - Henry Kendall "A Death in the Bush"

Across the rainy relics of the storm - Henry Kendall "A Death in the Bush"

The wasted shadow of an iron frame - Henry Kendall "A Death in the Bush"

Infinite tokens of sorrows set free - Henry Kendall "Deniehy's Dream"

Too faint with fear to wrestle Doubt - Henry Kendall "Doubting"

Dim with dreams of sudden storms and gusty surge - Henry Kendall "Drowned at Sea"

Gathered whirlwind reeling round a mountain verge - Henry Kendall "Drowned at Sea"

And no helping hand was near - Henry Kendall "Drowned at Sea"

Found a fourfold faith, and gained a twofold sight - Henry Kendall "Dungog"


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