Poems of James Hebblethwaite

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By Listen TheBook Posted on May 31, 2023

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Authors: James Hebblethwaite In Year : 1920

Book Language: English

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By Way of a Preface
A Cradle Song
Mushrooms
The Children's Minuet
Merrymind
The Schoolboy
The Land of Heart's Desire
Deirdre's Lament
The Young Knight's Chant
The Land of Greece
O White Foam-Born
Antigone
Ulysses
The Perfumier
St. Ptolemy
The Forest
Perdita
Violets
Shakespeare's Tomb
Forest-Finds
Youth Dreams of Sepulchres
Meadow-Land
J.H.
Old Christmas
The Haunted Priory
The Old Scots Tales
The Happy Life
A Friendly Place
Old Porcelain
Song: "There Dwelt a King in Babylon"
Pierrot
The Library
To Francis Thompson
The Cathedral
Elia
Voyage
A Dream Return
Wanderers
The Ribble
A Letter from Tasmania
The Channel
Love
Night
To Lucy
Wedded
Franklin Square
Virgil in the Bush
A Sabine Farm
To Our Son
War
Australia
The Drum
Missing
Rheims
Forgotten?
The League of Nations
Wings of Desire
My Song Unsung
Is Life Worth While?
Mansoul
Passing
Sleep
The Symbol
Prisoners of Hope
Symbols Inadequate
Light
My Silent Kingdom
Ancient Wisdom
The Old Men's Song
Deliverance
Meditation
No Other Way
Earth and the Soul
On the Hill-top
Credo

James Hebblethwaite (22 September 1857 – 13 September 1921) was an English-born Australian poet, teacher and clergyman. Hebblethwaite was a man of charming personality. Apparently immersed in a world of dreams, he never allowed himself to neglect his work as a parish clergyman. He was interested in his young men and their sports, and his own simple and sincere piety earned him much respect and affection. As a writer of lyrical poems he has a secure place among the Australian poets of his time. - Summary by Wikipedia