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Acknowledgements

Gladly? Now We Explore The Silent Alleys

I crave an elegy that mourns all things,

You who would reserve dismay

Birth Of An Elegant Slum

Qualitative Change

To A Lady Folded in Sorrow

Australian Film Studio

Spectres: i. In the colossal and voidful shallows of an old house,

Spectres: ii. The good nun rode in a basin of wan light

Spectres: iii. Basil My Boarder

Spectres: iv. The Epitaph

Spectres: v. Springshots

Spectres: vi. Miss Ulelia Harris

Spectres: vii. The Mother Watching

Spectres: viii. The Bequest

Like Longfellow‘s ugly Standish I have sent

Prelude to a Poem on Edmund Kennedy

The Dandenongs...Sunday Evening

I wonder if the world shall break

For Time (Go easy, Time)

On the Promenade

Dame Mary Gilmore (Overland Oct 55)

Two Calls (Overland April 57)

Peter Shearwin Chapman (Overland Oct. 58)

A World of Good (Southerly 4, 51)

Dressing Station (A Comment 16)

When will the firm wind hush and whisper through the fertile loam,

Soldier Before a City

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