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• In name of god
• untitled
• The quiet achiever
• Far north of here
• The old miners of wonthaggi
• Stan whose wife left him for a woman
• There in the gray of the morning
• The nicest person
• A pleasant day in gippsland in july
• An old dog's dreamings
• Toorak
• The Cootamundra wattle
• Rotorua the thermal city
• Aussie Joe
• The atheist
• Nell
• Ricky
• Maori greeting
• The Poet
• Black Caesar
• The poor souls of the station
• Her dream is to live in Inverloch
• Out there on the plains of somalia
• The fields of Claraghatlea north
• The jogger
• A bunch of flowers
• Dark skinned boy
• Have you ever
• The gold coast sugar daddies
• Bill the poet and Mandy
• Billy of one hand
• The Australasian little grebe
• There he goes 'the kangaroo'
• I could not bring myself
• The odd one out
• The victim
• Mosquitoes
• The ring tail possum
• The ballad of wandering jack
• On reading poems of John Clare
• The loves of Rosita
• Joseph Louis Barrow
• The boy who was dunce
• The cardinals are singing
• The Willy Wagtails
• Old Stan
• Makarora
• On reading Kipling's 'If'
• The timid and the brave
• The Koala
• Pipit's nest
• When the finnow is bank high
• A migrant in this land I'll always be
• A man for every sleeper
• The black face cuckoo shrike
• Return of the lapwing
• Crimson rosellas
• The singing lady
• Jack without rosie
• A new year song
• The stonechats nest
• He is that man
• Cockatoo twelve years on '1995'
• Mick Kelleher will never be an aussie
• Agapanthus
• Mati Hari
• Where once was was beauty
• Cindy
• Untitled
• There's more to life
• The cape hunting dogs of africa
• The spanish aussie
• The queen of hearts
• Pete the raggy
• Flattened nose
• Semaphore
• Nuffa from Buninyong
• Joseph was a carpenter
• A product of the society we live in
• The Sunflowers
• Mike
• The dying migrant
• The survivor
• Gray Fantails
• On finding pheasant's tail feather
• For Anne
• Karma for Montt is still waiting
• The christmas party
• Spring brook mountain
• Rosebank
• The anonymous one
• On the death of 'Flo Jo'
• I saw god in gortavehy
• Lake Hawea
• I went to see the film michael collins
• Death of a baby spotted dove
• The pied butcherbird
• God bless the salvos
• On reading poems of george r sims
• A devoted man
• When last i saw the redwings
• Back home near ballydaly
• On hearing bell miners
• Up there in horses heaven
• The new rural poor
• On passing the avenue of honour
• Claudia
• The pelicans of tooradin
• To damian who buried his dog 'miss'
• Death of a young girl's pet
• The girls of my youth
• On reading poems of robert service
• A long enough time span
• He must know
• The boats keep on arriving
• The redpoll family
• The fruit bats of cascade gardens
• Ballad of the sinn feiner's daughter
• In the little desert near dimboola
• Small bald johnny
• Nell morgan
• Anne Boleyn
• The storyteller
• Paradise for me
• Grey currawong
• I pity them
• I'd love to go home to kallista
• Lillian
• It's days like this
• Jean
• Anette tells the story of her possum
• Brown thornbills
• The woman in god's waiting room
• The Paps of Shrone
• From emerald to beaconsfield
• I only want to be a better person
• I am the bloke
• If you can overlook
• An ageist society
• William cowper
• 'Oh' bar tender
• The king parrots
• Purple crowned lorikeets
• Night in the forest
• If i had plenty money
• When i dream i dream of belgrave
• Francis Ledwidge
• Paterson's curse or Salvation Jane
• The miracles of nature
• The voices come to me
• On seeing turnstone.
• Ayrton Senna
• On fox you put the blame
• Michael
• The band was playing
• On a picture of a long tailed tit
• The white faced herons
• She found her peace beside the sea
• Jane's daughter sue
• Why do we have to live in fear?
• When predator became prey
• How sad can be this life
• Helen
• Miss Rosemary Quin
• Wrens
• The wood by mushera mountain
• Family secret
• I still recall the news from dallas
• Written after a visualization
• Oh you
• Pudsy
• The gray gums at kallista
• The evil things men do
• I feel like a leaf in autumn
• The man who punched his cow
• On meeting young people in benalla
• An august morning at upper gully
• She was a champion dancer
• The new holland honeyeater
• George the greek
• The boy gets drunk on one drink
• The newcomers
• An act of man
• But past glories can be forgot
• The old town of port adelaide
• The gippsland hills are greener
• There's one greater than you
• Pension town
• Wild things
• You cannot change the past
• The Goldcrests
• The wandering dispossessed
• Johnny o and Jim
• The australian wood duck
• A tale of eoghan rua
• The last great bard of mushera
• Linda's perfect boring ex husband
• Suppose we should feel happy
• The word loser
• If your god is as judgemental as you
• Nowhere town
• The aussie magpie
• Big Annie
• The glaciers near franz josef
• She played upon her zither
• A january morning in knocknagree
• last line
• Kippagh mountain lake
• An evening in birds paddock
• The last one of his race
• The cattle egrets
• War mistake
• On seeing white ibis
• The spotted pardalote
• Violet town
• She got it from american indian
• The legends of the incas
• The woman who loved roses
• Kate ewenson
• Memories of the allow
• The gum tree is australian
• How come it always has to be this way
• I've not seen many cormorants today
• A perfect ending to a perfect day
• Pied wagtails
• A memory ofn first love
• By burning the flag of their country
• I see my reflection in other faces
• Nancy Blane
• Ivy
• The young fellow next door
• What do a bunyip loook like
• Pied currawong
• Django Reinhardt
• The old roads of Sliabh Luachra
• The jingles in my brain
• You made the right decision
• Hope
• Goodbye to you french island
• Canungra at foot of mt tamborine
• Thelma
• What right have you to judge the man
• Peace little birds
• The pigeon woman
• A memory of St Davids
• Darren
• Alone with nature
• A showery October afternoon
• The wake of 'Jack Will Bill'
• On seeing a Willy wagtail's nest
• We only read about the wealthy few
• Miss Revair the Bellydancer
• On Premier Bracks
• On reading poems of W.W.Gibson
• Joy and Sorrow
• On hearing a Boobook Owl
• She went for old Willie instead
• By the cover you can't judge the book
• It was Padraig Cronin told me
• To Doris
• Dick Spence
• I see them every morning
• A holy war
• The life of Charlie
• Don't worry mate
• Somewhere
• No use
• Sally Trench
• In the Village of Rathmore
• George Crabbe
• The wandering Albatross
• The Corncrake heard no more
• To love, to honour and obey
• On seeing a flock of Starlings
• On talking to an old Italian man
• He told me Jesus loves you
• I'd love to see the gorse in bloom
• The murmuring cails
• Don't talk to me
• I'd love to be a wealthy sugar daddy
• The Waterhen's wild cry
• Olinda east of Melbourne
• The sensitive one
• The hunks of Broadbeach town
• The shadow chaser
• Young looking Pru
• William Allingham
• Forgotten People
• The Dingo
• The burnt out wood
• Grey thrush's final song
• Mistletoe birds
• Stoneyford Victoria
• An egalitarian society
• Sam Langford
• John still thinks of Australia
• Grainne Mhaol
• Anu's breasts
• Every human life is priceless
• How come
• The Wombat
• A relative thing
• On reading poems of Goldsmith
• The Skylark sing above the mountain
• July in Sherbrooke
• There is'nt any doggerel there
• In Ballarat where history don't fade
• Anzac Day
• Damn all you
• The bored Princess
• Anne from Mallow
• Selby's Woodland Creek
• Who spoke
• Raymond
• A Song Of Sliabh Luachra
• Willie remembers
• The Tall Poppies
• Nowadays he would be outlawed
• He deserved to be treated better
• Nick Rackard
• Old Jedder
• There must be more to us
• Aaron
• I still recall a memory
• On reading poems of Sara Teasdale
• Leonardo
• To a Homesick Canadian
• Bessy
• The coming of Spring
• The word farewell
• Lady luck tonight could smile on me
• Callanan
• The Captive Hare
• The Golden whistler
• The death of Bill the basher
• The Kiwi
• She is from up north
• On reading poems of R. L. Stevenson
• A true Redneck
• He Boasts
• And why the poor grow poorer
• Aoghan o Rathaille
• In Kelly Country
• Henry Kendall
• Doggerelitis
• Aussie Mick
• In Jells Parkland
• Memories of a visit to Cladoch valley
• An Imaginary letter to James Stephens
• It's one of those days
• Suburban bound commuter
• The drug baron
• The newspaper headlines
• Memories
• Point Smythe
• A Pleasant Autumn Day
• Michael Davitt
• Writer's Block
• On reading poems of John Betjeman
• On seeing Southern Figbirds
• Picton
• The old school house at Ruby
• We gave her a bouquet of roses
• Rahul
• I long to go to where no one's been
• There is no wrong in sowing the seeds
• Mt Worth in May
• Muriel's Grave
• Just one of the many
• A Misunderstanding
• How can you leave your past behind
• The ghost of Morty Cronin
• It's nice to think
• Cape Paterson
• Major's Creek N.S.W.
• The dog's name I remember
• Cobargo of the snowy
• Mystery bird
• Wang from Leongatha
• Paul Robeson
• You give a coward a firearm (Sept 99)
• She'd love to live in Africa
• The last rhyme man of Ringwood
• Shades of Autumn time
• Death of a mouse
• To a cow in mourning
• On hearing a Whipbird
• On receiving a blue Wren feather
• To a Butterfly
• Song of a Nature loving man
• I like to think
• Joe from Pakenham
• The world's one hudred wealthiest
• Will I return to Ballarat
• The Gang gang Cockatoo
• William Henry Davies
• On reading Turnbull's 'Forest People'
• I know a man
• Sing a song of Stephen Foster's
• It's a cause for much concern
• Emily Dickinson
• My Enemy
• Adam Lindsay Gordon
• They called this place Killarney
• Mt Tamborine
• If you choose to judge me
• Faces from the past
• Dolly the Sheep
• Spring in Victoria
• Lachlan Murdoch
• The Aussie redneck say
• Nelly Fay
• Julian the agnostic
• Lily Palmer
• Memories of a lost love
• I don't want to be a hero
• A spring night near Cullen
• The past that once was very near
• The truth in Thomas Gray
• She see the fairies
• Those hills of Caherbarnagh
• We'll all meet in Cullen
• Jimmy from Kallista
• Remember Catherine Oddie
• This wondrous land Australia
• All alone with Mother Nature
• Bereaved mountain mother
• Pat O Callaghan
• Old Joe in the house at the corner
• Some People thrive on discord
• When Abba sang
• On seeing a black shouldered Kite
• Love don't know age boundaries
• A farewell to summer
• Luibin na Rince
• The toughie boys fight for leadership
• Old Gabby
• And will we see their likes again
• Were I a Poet
• Castlemaine
• When last I heard the Dipper sing
• An autumn day near Belgrave
• The Butcherbird
• Arthritic Johnny
• We ought to learn from life and nature
• Oscar Wilde
• And what is man
• Act of an unthinker
• Old Dorothy the cat
• I have sung
• And I still miss the fields of Aunagloor
• The Blue Tit's Nest
• The Moggie Woman
• Millie
• A train journey
• Bill Mendy
• Those green fields of Kilmeedy
• Linda
• Oh Mr Yeats
• Have you ever watched the Maoris?
• East of Wonthaggi on a night in May
• Morning to remember
• An April Day
• Inspired by a radio story
• Private Property
• The Stickleback
• Old Jenny
• The grey Heron
• Jeff
• What happened to his village
• On reading poems of Mangan
• May the loveliest month
• Aussie Brigitte Muir
• By the mouth of Powlett river
• Leah the beautiful
• Barraduff's finest
• Susie Maroney
• Mattie Grumpy
• Myxomatosis victim
• The Caged Java Sparrow
• Each time I hear a Skylark
• The Knockers
• Jenny's husband
• The Sanderlings
• Lines on the death of a favourite dog
• All alone in the big city
• She say
• Drifter's lament for his dog
• To a stream
• September's brought the Spring
• It's been said
• A warm city with a cold cold heart
• When last I saw old Selby
• Death of a Dove
• Memories of Pad the Master
• Maud Van Heer
• Lovesick Johnny
• I went in search of Rednecks
• On visiting Neilson's Cottage
• Now don't you knock the greenies
• Quietness is nearer than some realize
• Jack Johnson
• Our fair go for all
• Where suburbia the woodland meet
• The blackbird young
• Hanora Moynihan
• The power of money
• The Queen's thank you to P.M. John
• Millennium Party
• Felicia Hemans
• The mark of a man
• Fergie
• To the Blackwater river.
• Flame Robins
• The call of the sea
• Nibbles and tea
• Pray for the wanderer
• Fun and games
• The Great Tits nest
• I must seem quite old fashioned
• The fellow who does n't fit in
• Where the rivers meet
• A Song of Aunagloor
• Not much in Koonwarra
• The middle class snob
• Where the Blackwater flow
• Loneliness
• The things that we tend to ignore
• On the arrest of Milosevic (2001)
• It's the winners who write history
• Maureen
• Beauty has many faces
• Marcel Cerdan
• Young Zed next door
• An old Soldier
• I wonder if Shakespeare
• Threshing days
• The rolling hills of Adelaide
• Such is life to John Francis Hickey
• Had I the gifts of a true bard
• Plastic Face
• It can be true
• To him do I have to explain
• Thosen ever pleasant memories
• A cynical point of view
• Your horrid day
• We create our reality
• Paddy Casey
• Death the leveller lives on
• Australia
• Mr Silent
• Life on Earth goes on as usual
• I love a walk in a quiet place
• Wild Bunnies
• To them the strangest one of all is me
• On hearing of the death of Laurence
• Lost Nostalgia
• On reading poems of Chesterton
• On this Australia day
• Stress
• I will make the most of every day
• Lucy Hope
• William Ricketts
• Old Jack the Poet
• Anna
• The man from Ballydesmond
• That little town by the sea
• To Fedelinas
• Lines on a rural loving man
• Doing their own thing
• To a caged Cheetah
• I love the Spiny cheeked honeyeater
• The shlaun man
• Sliabh Luachra's narrow roads
• Outback boy
• How great my love for these old hills
• Mary my favourite aunt in Lisnaboy
• Eddy sad sack
• On Genevieve's thirtieth birthday
• On hearing a grey shrike thrush
• Edwin Arlington Robinson
• Of Semaphore
• The high and narrow Loch road
• It's not like christmas
• One hundred years from now
• Eoin still talks of his father
• Did you ever
• Young Fred
• Vanessa Veal
• An April day near Mushera
• The old bloke from Colo Valley
• Dave would not live in Sherbrooke
• Johnny rags of Melbourne Town
• What makes for a good person
• Luke's Clients
• Mother Earth
• Big Denis from Rockchapel
• John Masefield
• The word called Destiny
• The Platypus and Echidna
• I left my heart
• Vasco Da Gama
• Francis Thompson
• On the sunlit beaches at Bondi
• To Lyn
• The Fir Bolg
• Just a lonely old lady
• So much for human rights and liberty
• St Patrick's Day
• In fields near Ballydaly
• Kate the spinster
• Neilly Joe
• Young David
• John Ackland says
• From the experiences she's had
• The ex Government minister.
• Yesterday's man
• Your stories mate
• And he is now a wiser boy
• On days like today
• In all of our lives
• Porth Cele
• May
• Gabhairin Reo
• A victim of human cruelty
• Feathering his own nest
• It's only money
• Patrick Looney
• Lew Germaine's Lookalike
• When will I see old Clara's face again
• Between Dimboola and St Arnaud
• You blond haired woman
• Rodani
• On the Finnow bridge at Drishane
• Simon
• there's one greater than you
• A February day in Archies Creek
• On meeting a friendly person
• The high bog road to Gneeves
• Elvie
• The Solicitor.
• To Alan O Connor a young K.R.R. fan
• On seeing an injured Silver Gull
• The Gippsland hills
• I love these cool evenings
• When I am gone.
• In the fields of Carriganimma
• My Heroes
• Davy Mac
• Briany
• White fronted chats
• Suburban Woman
• To a new millionaire
• On the death of Mother Teresa (9-97)
• In Shoreham
• David Dean
• The Indian Mynas
• Your life story ought be told
• City Man Goes Back To Country Boy
• I am not nostalgic person.
• Woodland woman
• To the Yarra river
• You laugh the world laugh with you
• Richard
• Bush Peter
• A fellow from the Cork and Kerry border
• Sara Hobbs Connor
• Gippsland Drought.
• The Yobbo
• I fancy I can see you old Duhallow
• The Miners of Lightning Ridge
• On seeing a pair of Powerful Owls
• A winter day in Sherbrooke
• The eastern Swamphen
• Message in a bottle
• Empty moments
• Pete
• They will only see decay
• An Inspirational Woman.
• Nicky
• Nancy Gray
• The ballad of Oscar Romero
• Just a small house by the ocean
• The Olive Backed Oriole
• John if only
• Susan
• Honest Peter
• For to reclaim the night
• Jama
• Love Song
• The Gambler
• The Bush Stone Curlew
• Rose from Bairnsdale
• On hearing a blackbird singing
• Ted and Rover
• On Australia's Federal Budget (98)
• Kilkenny near Adelaide
• The beauty of November
• A memory from nineteen fifty seven
• Gareth from Swansea
• Riordan Treylourne
• You can't have everything
• By the Torrens river
• For to build a bigger town
• The noisy miners
• Body language
• Jack from Maryknoll
• Sooty Oystercatchers
• Poor Jack the ramp
• Cry of the Boobook
• Sue Dennehy
• Rose from Wonthaggi
• On seeing a photograpgh of Marilyn
• Oh Johnny dear Johnny
• The Sparrow's nest
• On hearing of the death of Bill Sullivan
• George from Northampton
• John the odd
• Serena the wanderer
• Hilda
• The Deserter
• In the Nobbies
• Helen's ghost speaks
• How good again to walk in the sunshine
• Now don't you fault the toughie boys
• And Henry Kendall's verses I remember
• My Daddy won't be coming home
• Lines written after a dream
• The Crescent Honeyeater
• Written at Broadbeach Queensland
• On reading Blake's 'Little Black Boy'
• Guiseppe's dark haired daughter
• A migrant in Wonthaggi
• The Neighbour's Peacock
• I write because
• Old Billy
• Mavis
• And I should know
• I once was a Roman Catholic 'to Joe'
• Twenty Rooks
• Blind Maree
• The Blackthorn Hare
• The Rosy Bay Hotel
• In That old House in Tugun
• Old Jim from Mayo
• On reading of the mad cow disease
• The Grim Reaper
• Return of the Redwings
• A long long way
• Bella mourns for a departed beauty
• Galahs
• Scottish Kenny
• We are here but for a short span
• The man who was not there
• What use to you
• Tennyson's Brook
• Rest in peace Jerry Hickey
• The Bogland near Rathmore
• Mary Sue
• The white eared Honeyeater
• Old Vasco
• Memories of the death of Den Looney
• On receiving an invite to Mckelveys
• The Fox of Hawthorn Glen
• Peter Lalor
• The paper boy
• Where are my friends
• Wish I were born Basil
• My wish is for a perfect world
• Rich man Poor man
• Tony
• If I find Poesy
• The Magpie Lark
• An Evening in October
• He needs someone to help him
• The Irish still remember
• My dreams of fame
• A warm day on the Gold Coast
• Song of a Rhyming Man
• Brian
• Written at Lake Condah Mission
• Ireland's Unworthy Heroes (1994)
• Rose
• Graybeard Joe
• I've seen some of the world
• Song of a sentimental fellow
• The Rufous Fantail
• Spring cannot be far away
• Memories of true love
• In the fields of Gneeveguilla
• On an April evening in the fall
• On seeing Apostle birds
• I only want to live and be let live
• Earth's enemy
• The happy town
• Why do he waste his time
• They judge you better
• Bill feels he's Australian
• A multicultural town
• The old pair from West Gippsland
• A memory of destroyed beauty
• Green New Zealand
• From high paddocks of Birdsland
• I would need five thousand dollars
• I have always loved you truly
• The Ash in Winter
• Between Loch and Wonthaggi
• Man the latent predator
• Song of a wandering fellow
• The fields of Lisnaboy
• Soldier's Tree
• Tanyard Champion
• Abraham Lincoln
• The poor give to the wrong type power
• In a Brighton Park
• The ballad of Willie Pat
• On seeing Yellow tailed black Cockies
• A thing of joy to keep in memory
• Home is where the heart is
• On seeing a documentary on black rhino
• The great Australian dream
• The big let down
• Were I a poet
• Like father like son
• Go out and spend your money friend.
• Libby
• Peter Carroll
• Your Judges
• Laughter
• The night Philotimo won the Laurels
• I've never been to the Antartic
• The Jilted one
• Sing us songs of Sherbrooke
• Dimitri
• Lake Bolac
• In the Snowy Mountain country
• In a world where some have too much
• Black July
• Now don't you think it quite unfair
• Oh pity them
• And from you my dear country
• You tell me all People are equal
• Song of the Brush Wattlebird
• Lines on a visit to Port Fairy
• On Seeing Little Lorikeets
• Lines on meeting Maura Frehill
• I called her Rose from England
• The good condemned to suffer
• In South Gippsland in September
• When I want to see beauty
• Patrick MacGill
• To another land their hearts belong
• Jake La Motta
• Oh I must go home again
• When I was a young fellow
• Wonthaggi in Victoria
• I only love the quiet and lonely places
• Where I came from and here
• My first lessons in Nature
• Sarah Magee
• Fred Hollows
• Home in May
• Song for a Fringe Dweller
• To Gabrielle 'For John'
• McKelvey's Daughters
• To a Buttercup
• We can't always have what we want
• Give Port Arthur back it's beauty
• Andy the reluctant hero
• The Jack I remember
• A Confession
• Billy Braggart
• Late October in Ireland
• A wet day on the Gold Coast
• That man with dancing feet
• The lesson from the horse race
• Don't believe them when they tell you
• The Pacific black backed Gulls
• What we do unto others
• Mick Cooley
• The Farewell Barby
• Killer's Son
• Old Sadie at the corner
• Fred
• Jack's near death experience
• Four Schoolboys and a dog
• Fred the poor mouth
• What care I
• Ned Buckley
• Daisy
• The Cat still wander free
• The Pride of Kilinadrish
• Manuel
• Sorry such an easy word to say
• The hills beyond Rathmore
• I love the word hope
• We may have great plans for the future
• Peterborough
• The war children
• Sugar Ray
• We need more love
• For late June remarkable weather
• Venus Bay
• A Song of Life
• My best friend John and I 'for Eoin M'
• Phil Ruddock says
• Mickey Looney
• George from Bordertown
• Some People are just ignorant
• Nicole
• Nancy Blake
• My fight for Irish freedom
• The spirit of Frank Berry
• George Soros
• Turlough Carolan
• When Pat's Newdown won the cup
• Zoo Lion
• An Agitator
• That wood belong to me
• The secret power in music
• When Tanyard Heather won the Laurels
• Jud Sheehan
• When someone call you a Drongo
• There must be a god for trees
• Tipperary Springs
• Harmless Ben
• To Erin on the death of her Pony
• Jenina
• The flame of first love
• Bill Brien
• Den Jack
• Duhallow in mid January
• Joe the infidel
• On the erection of a new cross
• The night the cross smashed in two
• A song for the Unsung
• Opshopitis
• Victim of the Deathman
• Kiwi Dave
• The strongest always rule
• Since the days of Ella Wheeler Wilcox
• Spiros
• Adam
• The soul of Betty Trencher
• They say
• I grew up in a time of many changes
• An August night in Sherbrooke
• No Point
• Oh sing us a song of Wonthaggi
• Know all
• Cool Tubrid water
• On the death of a friend
• In the rushy fields of Millstreet
• The Poet Liam Ladds
• Old Tom the Bushman
• Old Joe sad to say 'Sept 97'
• Con Dennehy
• An interesting possibility
• San Remo
• Life was n't meant to be easy
• The manly man
• A stranger in Kilcorney
• On reading poems and songs of Burns
• Somewhere in life
• Timmy the barber
• Big Joe the one time millionaire
• Our Brother John
• Old digger Luke
• The beautiful Camellias
• A dream of damnation
• Rich and Poor
• I wish you'd only tell me
• Legal crims
• Elizabeth Shane
• To Dad
• On Howard's ten point plan (1997)
• This story too small (1998)
• Australia Day 1998
• Michael Cleary
• Cloudy May morning in Coolikerane
• New age People and Greenies
• When one door closes another opens
• Donal Brady
• Of late this life
• Four seasons in one day
• She chose the father figure
• The white winged Chough
• I love these quiet gum woods
• A perfect world
• Dan Leary
• The man who took on big brother
• Woman in the morning
• Donald
• Respect that other person
• The darker side of Sydney
• To Laurie Levy
• She wrote about our mother.
• Hill dweller
• A moment of weakness
• Something I could claim as mine
• On the execution of Timothy McVeigh
• The night Sir Denis was suspended
• Jack Iversen will never die
• Les Darcy
• Stranger from a far land
• Mick Kissane from Kenmare
• Proud Willie
• Leave Wilsons Prom to Nature
• You who lit the bush fires
• Presumption
• November in Duhallow
• On seeing European birds in N.Z.
• The Divorcee
• Just a memory
• I love a quiet place
• My god mother nature
• Old Linda
• When you and I
• To each their own
• The last of the Anzacs
• So many look up to the wealthy
• Where only saltbush grow
• I left Duhallow but Duhallow followed
• An act of cowardice
• Stand up for yourself fellow
• The Channel billed Cuckoo
• A song of winter
• September's come to visit
• And she is left to face the end alone
• Vasco Da Gama
• Minda
• Boris from Siberia
• You know t'will soon be spring
• Maureen Binsol
• Berwick's fairest
• Dan Connell
• Much wants more
• Not everyone looks forward to spring
• Jane Margo
• A farewell to Jedder
• Where are the Wonthaggi miners
• The sobs of the starving children
• Fiona
• Love with peace and justice
• In the Yarra Ranges
• The migrant farmer
• There are Gipsies in Australia
• The Unsuspecting
• You should feel thankful
• It has to be coincidence
• Edmund Spenser
• For to prove a point to daddy
• On hearing of the death of John (2000)
• A rainy morning in May
• The spotted neck dove
• Your Mother
• The man who loves Wonthaggi
• A farewell to Sherbrooke
• The man from Kilavullen
• On the death of Peter Hayes
• Have you ever been to the Artic
• My better days may well be gone
• A man named Bill
• Where love stories began
• Winter memories
• A victim of workplace bullying
• Paul Ladds
• Trix
• Young Denjoe
• Oh take me to the open spaces
• As some men grow older
• House of murder
• We do not own this Planet
• Do not judge me by my verses
• Life's Journey
• If I were a venomous spider
• They applaud the evil they create
• Big Jerry Shea
• Jack O Ray's customers
• To Jack do not condemn the rabbit
• My love for this great country
• You must first know how to lose
• Where the Araglen waters flow
• Marlena
• We thank them for the memories
• When we lived in Lang Lang 'for Ed'
• Doug and the Possum
• In Birdsland in Tecoma
• In the high woods of south Belgrave
• There's a party in the house nearby
• I respect all decent human beings
• The suit of clothes
• A homeless man
• Dick's homecoming
• Eric Bogle
• Maria of Watt Street
• By the antics of the birds
• Life through the eyes of Mrs Nash
• Lee Emmett
• a statistic of the gun
• To make this world a better place
• We'll stop in Gilgandra
• Hell, Heaven and Purgatory
• Bob Justice
• People come and go
• I hope
• John from Wonthaggi
• By the old screw creek
• When you hear one talk of their country
• Never believe a government minister
• I fancy
• Our search is for true happiness
• She
• Splendid weather for july
• Kipling
• The night is calm and frosty
• Bill Singleton
• The great love of the Brownings
• Worry give rise to unhappiness
• An autumn day
• Far from his old home in the desert
• On the stalkings of Anne and Madonna
• For many life must seem unfair
• When most Politicians talk
• It's not how much you gain
• Men like you are rare
• Tarwin lower
• Veronica
• Robbie Murphy
• Napoleon
• Have you ever been to Mirboo north
• Of what others think of me
• But still I miss
• In Sandringham
• The wandering monk of Sherbrooke
• Autumn Tempest
• Lines on seeing a Goldfinch
• The Ash in Winter
• I see myself as a judgemental person
• I wish
• What a difference a year can make
• Eoin
• Pee wees
• Life goes on without me
• Whenever it is raining
• On the passing of Dick Kiely
• On the Governor General controversy
• The pick and shovel man
• The parting
• For some life it don't seem fair at all
• Near Kabul
• Linley from Dubbo
• Edward Walsh
• There is to be a federal election (98)
• Katie
• My heart bleeds (98)
• Mid april in Mushera
• On the death of Margaret Kelleher
• On the Wayne Carey scandal
• The sun is out and shining
• Peadar's Prize
• Lily
• Corinella
• Far too many
• I do not hate him
• A pleasant day in mid february
• It is so warm for early in december
• Jimmy Mack
• Overworked Fred
• The memories are fading
• The unsung heroes of the Himalayas
• From the darkness of my bedroom
• Mokoan
• A memory
• Not fit to be king
• He is not a rock of sense
• She likes the fellow like her dad
• Mick Patsy
• A dog named ruby
• She was one I'd never seen before
• My judges
• Three miles east of the town
• The watchdogs of the people
• The sole survivor
• Katie from Rathmore
• Wally Lee
• We've heard it all before (10-2000)
• I am not proud of my country
• It was meant to be
• In april far away
• Johnny in the past
• Starlings
• It don't seem very long ago
• I'll have good memories of you Lew
• Olga remembers
• If I win tattslotto
• Old dog hal
• Bessy's klepto son
• Kookaburra bird of prey
• From a happening at the Bayswater
• May god help the poor children
• Millstreet my hometown
• On an agument about Bill Gates
• A good story to tell
• Nature's friends
• Murdoch and Packer
• A boyhood sporting hero
• A symbol for peace,freedom and justice
• A terrorist is a terrorist
• When Matthew Twomey raced hot rod
• The grey shrike thrush has sung his final song
• Lines on the death of Jer Long
• Big Bill
• Dick Harnedy
• Where the Powlett river flow
• The Fishers
• The death of lonely Jim
• Life it is no path of roses
• Shane Warne
• Shane Warne
• Battler Joe
• Wildflowers don't bloom
• An ordinary fellow
• Mountain fire heroes
• A memory from childhood
• Nature's secrets
• Love and Peace
• A man with a closed mind
• Your lucky last five dollars
• A little piece of history
• Don't talk to me of an egalitarian society
• On an old wedding photograph
• Our span of time
• We never have it all
• For someone special
• Lines on the Australian dock dispute (98)
• Old Jack the poet
• To George W Bush
• An autumn day in Leongatha
• Johnny McCarthy
• No not everything in life do go to plan
• A Jimmy Carter fan
• Donal the vet
• Life in shamrock glen
• Far from the land I was raised in
• Their blood flow red like ours
• One man's hero
• The old bush poets of Gippsland
• Faded beauty
• Jomo
• When people ask me where I come from
• Nature's first lessons
• A regular know it all
• To Carol McCoy
• Social reject
• On hearing a song for Christy Ring
• To a homesick Canadian
• Goodbye to cloudy skies and wind and rain
• Sean Radley is to Millstreet
• Home in Belgrave
• Way up in the high Artic
• My friends back in my prime years
• Government for the wealthy
• A childless man
• On Maura Sullivan's illness
• A memory to remember
• Of Semaphore
• Brian Boru
• At Inverloch
• Others will speak good of you
• Is it right
• Dermie Keeffe
• The first day of summer
• So much for 'T g w s b w'
• The weak kneed little fellow
• There's far more to Nature
• To the one who found a four leaved clover
• On hearing a goldfinch singing
• Aliba
• The Cripple
• The voice of Nature
• A night in late Autumn
• The Refugee
• Big Con
• Jack and Tom
• Far from
• Three years on in East Timor
• A windy day in early September
• A song for the new year
• I'm not one of importance
• No they don't want McDonald's
• Old Pierre
• Ben from Foster
• Mrs Hartnett
• Song of an ageing fellow
• My lovely rose of Clare
• I still have visions of a place I've been
• Hen pecked man
• I feel life is like a battle
• On seeing Pelicans at Inverloch
• On the Bali bombings (October 02)
• Garden Island
• On Stella Cashman's bronze medal
• The poor man's christmas
• Bill Twomey
• Charles Haughey
• The punter's lucky day
• On this the third day of winter
• Written after a moment of nostalgia
• Pauline the Poetess
• The C.F.A.
• One can only live in hope
• The gentleman Joe Kelly
• She miss her old home by the woodland
• Ron
• Stand aside John Howard
• A journey on the South Gippsland freeway
• Why do I dream of places far away
• The Young woman from Mullumbimby
• Collateral damage
• Fanciful dream
• Rabbit's nest
• Wealthy but unhappy
• Oh Ill bee back hopefully in spring.
• If only for Sean Fay
• Rhyme of a rustic fellow
• I love this land Australia
• Someday
• The spinster's cat
• David Smith
• Rhyme of a Stateless fellow
• One day nearer spring
• Why should I miss what I still have
• On a down and out on meeting the love of his life
• A Contradiction
• Modern poets and modern poetry
• Wealthy man don't hoard your money
• City man you'd best go back to town
• A ballad of wasted years
• To Noel who has George Bush senior as his hero
• Old Ned
• Murray Bridge
• South Australian heat wave
• My so called buddy
• To Yvonne on her fiftieth
• John Rankine
• Not many trees in Grantville
• In life they really never had a chance
• It takes one to know one
• The successful man
• The last threshers
• The champion from Mushera
• Summer morning
• Life isn't that bad
• I'm not saying you are a racist
• Chris
• As we grow older
• I will take you home to Millstreet
• Had I the power
• The betrayal of Dan McKay
• He was hero of my Childhood
• Mystery man
• Bill Clinton's shame (1998)
• A pleasant autumn morning
• To a Silvereye
• He is fresh in from the country
• You take the road to heaven
• June
• Lines written on Heather's illness
• Farewell my rebel Latvian (for Erica)
• The butcher boy
• Putin and Sharon
• Dan from Ballinagree
• Con and Kate
• Thomas Davis bard of Mallow
• Just an incident I've witnessed
• Our Mr expert
• To Debby on the death of her dad
• Sean Moylan from Kiskeam
• Old Jude
• On the Olympic games
• On Gertrude street
• A victim of the knockers
• In June in old Liscreagh
• Elva Burke
• Beautiful Broulee
• The dying seal
• Cheney and Rumsfeld
• The ballad of Dan Magee
• Guard Cassidy
• May has come to the Cork and Kerry border
• Scottish Charlie
• Song of an old fashioned bloke
• My past I seem to cling to
• Dedicated to the memory of Irene McCormack
• For Betty on her 90th birthday
• Mary from Boherbue
• Why
• On hearing a white backed magpie singing in the rain
• To a caged Greenfinch
• Written after seein and hearing Bellbirds at Cardinia park
• A dream of a Hanson Government (1997)
• The time has come
• Bull Holloway gone from Buninyong
• A vision of a future life
• To a caged little Corella
• If only in my dreams
• What right have you to judge the man 'to one with a speech impediment'
• The question if
• Den Joe
• An evening in July
• Go and have a good time Jean
• By mistakes one learn
• By the waters of Finnow
• I have never met you Megan
• Denny Murray
• A song for Jimmy Cotter
• Have common sense
• Sorry too late
• Kylie from Bayswater
• Joe Zinco
• Lucinda
• In Nature's garden far away
• Miliza
• Brendan Moynihan
• A Smokescreen
• Finbar O
• When one talks of County Armagh
• The Coalminer's widow
• Every good woman deserves a good man Christine
• A June day in Duhallow
• A winter's day in the hills south east of Melbourne
• To Karen
• Rhyme of an ordinary man
• Goodbye Peter Reith and good riddance
• Accept me as I am
• Thank you Annabelle for the good memories
• On hearing Irish music
• The duck shooter
• Gladys Aylward
• Some may feel I am negative
• John Howard's unofficial address to the people of Australia
• why did the child in me from me go away
• On the last time I see old Claramore
• Ben Heeran
• Memories of Connie Tarrant's wedding
• Love gone sour
• Vic and Vo
• Peg Looney
• Man and bottle
• Perhaps his mind is cluttered
• I've never
• One asked me what I thought of Matt
• Michelle's happiest day
• A man's world after all
• St Patrick's day upon us and the Irishman is broke
• It's raining in Maleny
• Sometimes love do not last a lifetime
• The famed old shire of Sherbrooke
• Mary O
• Give me Spring
• They stand on Nature's side
• I once had greyhounds
• On hearing that Seamus Heaney had won the Nobel Prize for literature
• Old man with a strange story
• Craig Harding
• I've broken a promise I've made to myself
• From the Gold Coast mountains across northern New South Wales
• Byron
• Man with an attitude problem
• Old Banteer
• Saffron Blue
• Rupert
• Denis Corcoran
• I've heard you Pauline Hanson
• Fifteen years out here how quick the time has gone
• It was Neilly Flynn who told me
• Back there between Millstreet and Ballydaly
• A dangerous man
• On hearing of Lal's illness
• Boss's orders
• A hungry belly game
• Katie in her seventies
• On Adrian's illness
• On hearing of Genevieve's thirtieth birthday
• Be thankful
• The death of a hero
• The martyr
• Zac
• Some say
• My hero lives much nearer
• Mushera dawn
• Her Grandmother came from Cullen
• Puffing Billy
• One of life's noble battlers
• Spring in Gippsland
• Christmas day 98
• Workshop poets
• Bill's darkest day
• From Victoria to south Queensland by car
• It's raining in Wonthaggi
• Mary from Newmarket
• An ageing Poetess
• A descendant of Edward Walsh
• Anthony Price
• Rob and Paul the builders
• A mother remembers
• The fellow from Namibia
• Not all
• Summer image
• Spring verses
• From this high paddock in Belgrave south
• Alan and Kate
• Lisa Trencher
• Greg Trencher
• My dearest friends
• The brown haired one
• I must be getting older
• A woman from Knocknagree
• On the Federal Election of 2001
• Jack the miner
• The frog chorus
• Den Joe of Lisnaboy
• My Jenny of Sunshine (To big Mark)
• Mid november morning in Cowes
• I wonder what the people do see in him
• Thoughts of a dying man
• Cormac Dinneen
• Song of a rhymer
• Rozara
• We are only mortal
• Scousy and Eugene
• I will remain true to Mother Nature
• Free Hallisey
• Old Annie from east Kerry
• In a fair world
• Jim his next door neighbour
• Humphrey Kelleher
• A pleasant evening in October
• He will never be Australia's P.M. now (2000)
• Goodbye Patricia
• Betty Marsden
• Compared to him
• Money speaks all languages
• Sean Duggan
• Not a thing to honour
• Real men
• Rani and Shadow
• Malcolm Brodie
• Propaganda
• Old Jimmy
• A splendid start to summer
• On Nicholas and Margaret's sixtieth
• If I should live in this country town
• Broken Dreams
• For their heroes they do not look too far
• Yearning for Powlett
• On John Howard congragulating Steve Waugh
• A non stop bragger
• Not one country ought to have nuclear weapons
• Mr Upstart
• Billy Connor from Newmarket
• In Inverloch
• Empathy in their world is a stranger
• One worthy of a toast
• John Joe Daly
• It's cold for May
• My sympathies are with the people of Iraq
• A good person
• The old man's saddest story
• On talking to Christine Gillespie
• Homesick Cullen man
• A Coomlogane Christmas
• The world is full of bullies
• Camille
• Pat O Connor
• This man who uses the poor as his scapegoats
• John don't know of the easy life
• Andrew's big day
• Without losers there wouldn't be winners
• A spring night in Duhallow
• A strange place Phillip Island to meet woman from Kiskeam
• Gunfight at the County Jail
• Spring Image
• Ben the Drainer
• The Conways Tom and Joe
• Love at first glance
• The signs of God
• Mirko from Slovenia
• Denny Owen
• Maud Baily
• Travel stained man
• The deceitful man
• The silver haired old fellow said to me
• I'm a stranger in Australia
• Oh I must go home to Millstreet
• Johnny's erstwhile love
• Wriiten at Olympic Park Melbourne
• Richard Mitchell
• Afternoon session
• Old Jim from Derrinagree
• A place that rekindles a sad memory
• When children lose their innocence
• Ian Milne
• Like a beautiful pink camellia
• In those old hills
• Religious deceiver
• I have never been to County Clare
• On meeting Pat Evans
• Oh to be out in the country
• Four seasons in one day
• I like the English
• Victoria's weather
• Irene
• Liam's Birthday wish
• Paddy Byrne
• Young Stuart the plumber
• It's not how much you gain it's how you live
• There is more to life than hard work
• Punch up at 'Dart man's aim'
• Paddy Houlihan
• A little bunch of shamrock
• As we drove down through Gippsland
• You wrote how Dublin made you
• The story of his life to me he told
• The coming of May
• Pat O Shea
• On hearing that Matt Duggan's son Chris had died
• Eily Buckley
• Oh Ireland Mother Ireland
• Ned Kelly
• So live long as you can
• The past returns to me in my dreams
• The caged Cheetah
• Stray Dog Story
• The ballad of Thomas Hall
• She's the darling girl of Nutview
• Mother Nature she will survive
• From Melbourne to Adelaide
• Johnny's Irish Grandmother
• Oh I do recall Felicity
• Don't tell me to where my heart should belong
• You may imitate my accent
• Maori Joe
• Roy
• The Travelling Entertainers
• A woman with a sad story
• Why should I waste my future on regret
• Kathleen Looney
• Jeff Kennett has this great plan for the Nobbies
• Old Annie
• Densy
• He has got humility
• A possessive man
• An October Day in Millstreet
• Charlie Callaghan
• It should not be
• The man from Ballinspittle
• Song of a woe begotten man
• Working man
• To Mr Rundy who wrote an angry letter to the newspaper
• To Denise on her fiftieth
• Big Mark
• Hands of stone
• One of the great mysteries of Nature
• For Matilda
• A song of joy and sorrow
• A day in May
• The forsaken Man
• Perhaps he's not been well of late
• Dan Connor's barbed wire gate
• Pat Corkery
• The most important thing of all
• Don't ask Jack Iversen for his opinion on Wonthaggi
• My life hereafter
• For one his age he's not learnt much
• Song of a Hillman
• Mid autumn on the Cork and Kerry border
• Underpaid worker
• Those who laugh last
• We have not learned that much from the past
• Harmers Haven
• Back in Semaphore
• Worrying
• A summer's day in south west Victoria
• The Greek people across the street
• The Coorong
• We do not want to hear you say
• Small things bother me
• I long for a place
• Fear mongering
• Jack and Joe
• The morning is bright and sunny
• Joyce
• On over hearing two arguing about poverty
• John
• Us prisoners of fear
• In the wide brown country
• Casterton
• Hamilton
• Homesick in Geelong
• On receiving a letter from Connie Taylor
• Billy the humble champion
• I, Myself and Me
• The future's all that matter
• Old Tony
• Pakie Coffey
• Through the eyes of Erica
• Us and they
• I know, I know
• The pitiable
• The Badger dig
• A dream of Buninyong and the Crown hotel
• Lines on seeing a Lyrebird
• Riverside walk
• Sea side greed
• To Murray on his birthday
• Bernette
• Just an ageing battler
• Those marvellous Morris dancers
• No they won't go to Iraq
• Jose the pride of Winter street
• Something lost forever
• The madness of John Clare
• Eddy McGrath from Tipperary
• Eileen Regan, Eileen Regan
• Joe Dinneen
• To Lisa on her birthday
• Written after a visit to Ballinspittle
• Lines written after a difference of opinion
• Lowitga for head of State
• Poet of the sea
• Written for two young children
• To Francis Ledwidge
• The ballad of Rose O Shea
• On seeing a documentary on the Kodiak Island bears
• By the Blackwater
• Johnny from Macroom
• If you support a political party
• Memories of Buninyong and the Crown hotel
• To a Bullfinch
• Glen Forbes
• Good on you Susan Davies
• On Pauline Hanson and her One Nation party
• Peter Barling's dream
• Happy birthday Nuala Taylor
• Goldfish
• On hearing of the death of Mary Kiely
• On hearing a grey shrike thrush singing in the rain
• March horse fair day
• To Christina Rossetti (1830-1896)
• A long time ago
• Made in China
• A dying country town
• Paul Satchell
• When first I saw you Kitty
• An unpleasant memory
• Beautiful and brave
• Bob's Story
• James Clarence Mangan
• I can only live in hope
• My point of view
• John Mahony and Mick Loughlin
• On talking to Jerry Moynihan on the phone
• I love the birds
• Dandenong
• The Lake Poets
• Dearest heart of Chestnut lane
• Song of a remorseful man
• To Sarah on her twenty second birthday
• My life to me alone
• Regrets of a love lorn man
• Wanderer's lament in Shrone
• Song of a mountain man
• Lines on overhearing two young boys arguing about their fathers
• A story as told by Dan
• The woman five doors down
• Christmas morning here in Melbourne
• Lines on seeing a one legged silver gull
• Fair day in Knocknagree
• Song of a migrant fellow
• The flower of peace will bloom again
• The man who shattered Millstreet's dream
• Australian by birth and Irish by choice
• On reading of the World's 100 wealthiest people
• So little time
• Writen on hearing of the death of Maurice O Connor
• Love lorn man
• One sided love
• Jim
• I've heard it said that Trix who lives next door
• To Rosie
• To big Dave
• On hearing of the passing of Bina
• Countryman living in city
• On talking to one who had been retrenched
• Isolated by the bosses
• Howard's Battlers
• Joe and Ann
• I just write songs about people
• Robin the Poodle
• The fields of Aghabulloge
• To a Kangaroo dead by the Highway
• Young Albie
• Doug and Jodie's daughter Lilli
• On hearing of the death of Catherine Owen O Sulivan
• He brought me back to earth
• Must we believe everything they tell us
• I've not been in Buninyong for some while
• Ballad of a Plebeian
• Frank Riordan
• The death of Rhyme
• The narrow minded few
• Boolara
• Farewell to high tree travel towers
• Aubane's jilted flower
• Rhyme of an addictive rhymer
• Tinker-man
• Those who start war
• You tell me
• On hearing of the death of 'Denny the Master'
• To a Chaffinch
• We cannot be too selfish
• The second calendar day of spring
• The fellow from Macroom
• The ancient hills of Toora
• Yearning for Clare (To John O Mahony)
• Humanity has to lose out to greed
• The Dunnocks Nest
• The Lake of Gortavehy
• The woman from Mexico city
• The moorhen chirp where rank grass grow
• The last rose of Autumn
• Who knows
• Nicholas and Steve
• It takes a certain type of person
• In Castlemaine
• It may be cool back there by Clara mountain
• Lines on meeting the Hickey sisters
• Lonely Case
• One too many
• Just a group I've been a part of
• This story too small
• The elders of my childhood years
• Ray Mow from the Yarra Ranges
• Matty McCarthy
• The rose of Gneeveguilla village
• Song for a balladeer
• Earth Haven
• My God
• To a grey Crow
• The living game
• The Gossipers
• Scottish Annie
• Little Sean
• To big Jess big Newfoundland next door
• To the male Mute Swan at Melbourne Zoo
• Memories of a Childhood Christmas
• A view from the other side
• Believe half
• Serena
• The Selby creek
• Anthony's day out
• They did not have the chance
• War will be a memory of the past
• The faces of God
• June day dream
• The Rose of Cornwall
• A song for Mary Long
• Pat Connors and Johnny Murphy
• Nola
• Where are they now
• The yearn for home
• Rainbow Lorikeets
• I found welcome at Moloneys
• So many Poets
• Josie Fay
• Eastern Rosellas
• Duhallow Rover
• Danny
• On hearing of the death of Bill Keeffe
• Lines written on meeting three ladies
• Life goes on
• Old Les
• He never will become the new Napoleon
• The man from Colorado
• I left familiar places
• Song of an outsider
• She asked me why Wonthaggi
• Zephyr Hart
• Out of work and from Kanturk
• Song of mid March
• Some famous poets
• Ricardo
• Ivor Gurney
• On reading Andrew Marvell's ode on Cromwell's return from Ireland
• Christmas coming thoughts of spring
• The case of the gipsy's son.
• On meeting John and Eileen Tarrant
• The Tawny Frogmouth
• Denis Kadman
• Since I've learnt to visualize
• Those men of 48
• The things I loved I still can hear and see
• The Children of Duhallow
• Jeff and Jane
• McLoughlins Beach in Gippsland
• She won't return for to live in the high country
• Small boy grown tall
• Jack Iversen
• Song of a jilted man
• A day to remember
• He lives in the wrong side of the town
• Back home in old Wonthaggi
• I often think
• Albert Thomason
• On the passing of Lizzie Hickey
• Joe Ray from Bunyip
• On the passing of Dave Sheehan
• Every dog has his day
• He had his chance to save a condemned woman
• A letter home
• Joan
• Fear of the unknown
• For to feed their dogs a thing of such great beauty has to die
• Patrick next door
• On hearing a magpie singing before dawn
• Serena is on the Gold Coast
• Richard Kentwell
• Melinda
• The bloke a few doors down
• It seems like only yesterday
• Who says Independents don't count
• I am going home to Sherbrooke (For Vin)
• If you can
• Mohammed
• In the Local Football Oval
• Attica
• Birds of a feather
• Robert Buchanan
• Jude Jordan
• She married him for his money
• Oh sing us of Central Victoria
• She will be home for Christmas
• So Many
• Beauty goes with her
• Padraig O Keeffe
• If I should die tomorrow
• John Keegan Casey
• Far far away in Australia
• Drifter's lament
• No two are the same
• Suppose some have to lose
• Unrequited Love
• A walk in Nature
• It's the conquerors who write the history
• Visions of home
• You the reaper won't ignore
• The billionaire's daughter
• Ann M
• Edward Thomas
• Thomas Hood
• Jim from Greece
• On the Powerlines on the Roadside
• Kilcunda
• In that country far away
• My Critic
• Memories of Rotorua
• The truth can be hurtful
• There's a mystery about it
• Do they have a life of their own
• I may as well have been a fly on the wall
• One day I'll return to Boolara
• Nugget
• Mossvale Park
• On Dr Pell's advice
• Con the Lake
• Ballydaly's Gaelic Football glory days
• Honest John Clare
• On meeting Mick Kelleher
• Of God's goodness I'm not so sure
• True heroes
• My first introduction to Burns
• No welcome for boat refugees
• On hearing one reciting verses of Callanan
• Will H Ogilvie
• My mother would not be proud of me
• He's a regular Jekyll and Hyde
• Silvereyes
• Sweet lass of Millstreet Town
• On hearing a grey Shrike Thrush
• I don't talk to others
• Winifred Letts
• The Plovers in the Paddock
• A new and a better world
• These People
• Return to Nature
• The most important people
• Joyce Kilmer
• Timmy
• On learning of the news of the death of Julia Sullivan
• Rob
• The high and narrow road to Cullen
• Knocknagree
• Without a laugh a day
• Old Casey
• The imprisoned one
• Ferny Creek six years on
• Pam Ayres
• Peggy O Deere
• Another dead Wombat
• Where the Tarwin waters flow
• Bernard O Donoghue
• Janine Amanda is turning forty
• I'll always be a migrant from Duhallow
• Maitri is Forty
• Doongalla
• Joan Hickey
• On seeing Sanderlings at Powlett River
• Laleh and Ladan
• On receiving a letter from Marie
• On hearing of the death of Denis Healy
• Camperdown John
• Coolikerane
• He said and She said
• Big Matt
• Amazing Doris
• Young Jim
• On the gum tree on the road side
• Alfred Housman
• The boys I went to school with
• Alfred Housman
• Old Teddy
• One Tree Hill
• On James Hewitt
• Those marvellous people from Brazil
• Kooweerup his old Hometown
• Shifty Eyes
• The by roads of Duhallow
• Austin Clarke
• Uday and Qusay
• A big nose she only can see
• A Day in July
• He do seem away with the fairies
• Under the one roof
• My Nightmare
• If only women had a bigger say
• Was Yeats for real
• The Mother
• The old dear
• Is there any stopping this woman
• On seeing a picture of Bullfinches
• The lust of the wander was in me
• Birdsland
• His side of the story
• The duped woman
• A war damaged man
• Misplaced love
• Fond and happy memories
• I was a young man of the sixties
• Port Albert
• Cruel eyes
• The bells of old St Davids
• He sang a song of Christy Ring
• One child's hero
• An anti war song
• I envy our human ancestors
• I did not tell my bar room mates
• Amrozi the smiling assassin
• Windbags
• Do it have to be us and they
• I just feel like bursting out laughing
• Don't give him the death that he craves for
• Young Annie
• I feel I am a non achiever
• Trentham
• Old Mac
• The barriers of class distinction
• The Poet of poor people
• Don't envy the working class man
• The Poetasters Club
• Echuca
• Karma will be kind to you one day
• A soldier and a man of rhyme
• Each time I receive an email from Joan Moynihan
• A song for Eileen O Connor
• The Moorhen pond
• Dan and Nora Sullivan
• The past is gone forever
• The one who talks to wombats
• Young and pretty girl of Baghdad
• No nothing last forever
• The one
• Those old hills of Toora
• The reputation destroyer
• A happy migrant
• Mrs x
• The last time I saw Clara
• Michel
• Chuck Feeney
• The old fields of Inchileigh
• Artic waders
• In a world where money matters
• Where the Tarwin flows down to the sea
• A rat's lament
• To a weanling calf
• We read of the glorious battles
• To a leafless tree
• Oh to be back home in Ireland (To Jo)
• Bess and Joan
• To a Songthrush
• When last I saw old Skinny
• The Peoples Choice
• On meeting a man on hunger strike outside the children's court
• Young Jimmy the Poet
• To Annette on her birthday
• The Dipper
• Back there in Ballydaly
• Salt pan country
• Masefield's Tree
• Farewell
• Miss conceit
• One decent old fellow
• Poet, Patriot and Martyr
• To Paul one I knew who died young
• A victim of her own sensitivity
• The potato picker
• Wendouree
• Monday morning in Benalla
• Rhyme of a working fellow
• In Baxters land in September
• To Janice from her Dog
• The labourer's prayer
• Good karma will reward you
• And so this is spring
• Wise up Tom Fool
• When I hear you talk of losers
• I am not the only poetaster
• The game of life
• Ambrose O Donovan
• The children of the lesser gods
• To Michael Collins
• A down and out on meeting the love of his life
• I Never
• The poor getting more poor
• The thing called love
• The sequel of Tureengarriffe
• To Bruce Ruxton
• The Itinerants
• Germaine Greer
• Some of the so called highest of achievers
• A familiar voice
• Glenrowan in December
• Jimmy McLarnin
• Self promises come cheap
• Not much to report from Wonthaggi
• A Victim
• The pink camellia petals
• Beauty is all around me
• I do not know
• Kara
• Written after a visit to Birds Paddock
• Still the past forever is the past
• The Upwey girls
• The spur winged plover
• Lida's Birthday
• The dying boy
• Spring time in Emerald
• I've seen
• To Joel
• Jaffa
• What we do not need
• There is no place like home
• Verbal domestic
• Those ancient hills of Archies Creek
• To the truck driver who was involved in a tragic accident
• Spring has come to Ireland
• Yellow Robin
• The road to Barna bog
• Angled onion
• Gay Pigs
• He likes to see old Clara every day
• I'll always be a Millstreet man
• He is a follower of God
• The best road is the road out
• The semi pro punter
• The Wattlebirds kept busy all the day
• The view from Glen park drive
• The fight goes on the fight must never end
• Snowy Joe
• In a country church
• If I had a million in money
• A ballad of Clifton Hill
• In the old fields of Ballydaly
• There must be an easier way
• I owe the man
• Boys will behave like boys
• May's come to Ireland
• I dreamt I was in Africa
• C J
• Where are the children of Ireland
• On having been woken from sleep by a laughing kookaburra
• The man from Warrenheip street
• A winter morning in Gippsland
• The last bard of South Gippsland
• The happy one
• I'd surely give my pen away
• Kongwak
• I love
• Old Ruby
• A wintery autumn day in Ireland
• I'd been back home if only in a dream
• Freddie Mills
• The birds sing in the wood by Clara mountain
• The eastern yellow Robin
• Christmas Day
• The lost boy
• The war on terror
• The eastern Curlews
• And it is so cold so very cold in Daylesford town today.
• The expert
• The man from Hugs and Kisses
• The Japanese maple
• There's snow in Olinda
• A dead Magpie Lark
• The more I learn about Nature
• To make this world a better place
• Old Vinny
• The weather warming up a bit
• The flowers that bloometh in the urban garden
• Advice not taken
• The Kallista Forest Billabong
• on visiting the Arthur Streeton exhibition
• Taxi, Trish and Barry G
• A member of the IW Club
• To Adelaide through the Coorong
• Eoin from Dublin
• Jim Cairns
• Yvonne's sixtieth birthday
• I am not a well known person
• The case of drug pusher Bob
• The Villians
• The bard of St Mel's
• The Mallee fowl
• The children of the slum end
• The sun shines brightly on the hills of Emerald
• The mountain roads are so steep in New Zealand
• The beauty of Nature
• In the J C
• The world is ruled by the egotistical
• In Maling road by Canterbury station
• Old Wacko
• The best day of the year
• A good woman
• Oh I love Cloghoula Countryside
• Christmas Day in Belgrave
• Tubrid near Millstreet
• Randolph Turpin
• A dream of Gortavehy
• The voice within
• Felicia Di Stefano
• They take self love too far
• The lust of the wander
• The thirsty old boy
• The man from Gortavehy
• A ballad of the Bayswater hotel
• Anna's memory
• My Goddess
• Garrettt Vanderhope
• The little black girl
• Lines on meeting Mick and Patricia O Connor
• Written on receiving a letter from Mary Helen
• Wonthaggi Rose
• On reading of racism in Ireland
• Every one is gifted in some way
• On meeting Margaret Kelleher
• If you feel like singing a song
• To David who loves Sydney and it's people
• On re-reading a Child's garden of verses
• An evening in late Spring in Wonthaggi
• Millstreet's most unforgettable character
• Do unto others
• I must rid myself of clutter
• Written in March 99
• Many people
• Hares
• Guts Riley
• A multicultural spot
• Your relationship with Nature
• The ex surf boy from Woonona
• Written in November 99
• Written in December 99
• The man from Fishguard
• In centuries from now
• Willie Boy
• The young people are back again
• And it's all thanks to Noel C
• Lorraine
• A young woman from Bena
• Written in February 2000
• The Kurds
• Edmund Blunden
• I only wish to be alone with Nature
• To George W
• And life goes on
• Lines written on hearing that Denis Kelleher had been ill
• The book of life
• Old Lil
• To Ireland
• Powlett River
• Meeniyan's ex rose
• In the grounds of the Monash Uni
• Jimmy Cronin (written march 03)
• The dancing queen the famous dancer
• Song of an old fashioned rhymer
• Francis Brett Young
• I am not sorry no she said
• Memories of Rosemary's fiftieth birthday party
• Why cling to the past
• Henry Lawson
• John Betjeman's Cornwall
• In Kongwak
• Jack and Rosy
• Jer McCarthy
• Jill and Joe
• So many
• The Countryside around Leongatha
• The breeding season of the spur winged plovers
• To Con Kelleher of Aubane
• To Genevieve on her twenty ninth Birthday
• November in Rhyll
• The combined life spans of three people
• Written in September 2000
• The gullible one
• You may not
• They tell you the best things in life are free
• The Politician
• There's not one person who don't have a dream
• Release those imprisoned exiles
• I don't really feel that homesick
• To Collette on her birthday
• On receiving a Christmas card from Nora
• If ever I leave Wonthaggi
• Horatius Cocles
• The hills of Archies Creek
• Mr Johnson
• Jack of Loch Street
• The Workaholic
• That blameless little fellow
• In our eyes
• Heide Park Bulleen
• I would only call somebody sir
• If I should go back to Millstreet
• Salute the workers
• It's their government I don't like
• To Mick Casey
• The sword is mightier than the pen
• The morning of St Stephen's day
• Kathleen
• If we had old Ireland here
• Those grand old balladeers
• Your new year resolution
• She won't be going home for Christmas
• A cool morning in December
• Sebastian
• S O
• Far north of here in Duhallow
• The booze sick reveller
• Written in January 2001
• On hearing of the death of Jimmy Ellis
• It's the winners who still write the history
• On Hearing of Noella Favier's illness
• The great survivors
• Near where Tarwin waters flow
• The Outback
• Timmy Connors
• Just another memory
• The huge surf waves at Kilcunda
• The teacher of psychology
• The kind hearted quiet achiever
• My own self I do not seem to know
• What happens to the soul
• The so called role model
• On the passing of Noella
• The dying wish of Joan Bindy
• I am one from the shadows of old Clara
• Mrs Golga
• The battler from Mt Evelyn
• Rocky Marciano
• The girl from the poverty trap
• Written in June 01
• Bella's Day
• The Scrabble players
• The Street Girls of St Kilda
• Such a dangerous thing
• Written in July 01
• Joe from Yarram
• Christine
• I do not heed my friends advice
• The fellow from the land of the long white cloud
• On seeing and hearing a Greenfinch in Leongatha
• His name not even mentioned
• On receiving a phone call from Jimmy Sullivan
• People from a different world
• Snowball
• So many so called love poems
• Toots Kelleher from Millstreet
• The Gray Butcherbird
• The coastal suburban woman
• Written in October 2001
• What we do to Mother Nature
• On seeing the Burns statue in Sydney
• Written in October 2001
• The birthday man
• You may be right of centre
• John Ferryman and Madeline
• Written in September 2001
• The poet who wrote these verses
• He was a child of Nature
• Written in December 2001
• The lessons we should have learnt from history
• The Coorong Rose
• Those with great power
• Con the Master
• We'll have a get together for to welcome the new year.
• The woman from Indonesia
• The Valley that he came from
• Written in January 2002
• Jeremiah Joseph Callanan
• A rhymer from Duhallow
• Like many more
• To Amanda Vanstone
• Glen Iris
• The fields of Annagloor
• On the passing of Toots February 02
• The bloke from Tarwin Lower
• On the passing of Jimmy Cronin
• Inspired by a story that I heard on the radio
• A Doggerel Day
• You must know God
• On hearing of the passing of Mary Cotter
• A farewell to Cliff and Ann
• There is no such a thing as complete greatness
• Parker Clare
• Joe the Dare
• Harry Greb
• What is your's you never should deny
• Between Melbourne and Sydney
• Beth
• The work resistant man
• Scottish Jean
• The ex humble one
• The suburbs grow and grow
• Tyre Kicker
• Sachin Tendulkar
• John Sing
• Jo
• In Inverloch in January
• On hearing of the death of Mattie Owen
• I feel so disappointed
• The man from Boherbue
• The Rose of Derrinagree
• The Pride of Kanturk
• It takes every kind
• In the old Castle Ballroom in Macroom
• Tell them you are from Duhallow
• The King in Millstreet Town
• On the second week of January
• In May in Lisnaboy
• To a Clara Skylark
• The Bush Bar Girls
• He was a boy
• The Browns
• A memory from 85
• By Leongatha Town
• At Clarabeg
• Old Clara Hill
• Auden's time
• The roads of life
• A shy young woman from Kilcorney
• A Wren boy from Rathmore
• The country I came from
• A wet August day in Millstreet
• The Young Aussie
• The Blackbird's song
• The voices come to me from long ago
• The bridge that marks the border
• Tony Galvin
• The Rose of Korumburra
• Mick Punk
• A warm August day in old Duhallow
• A story by Denise
• To Albert on having been late for 's o t c'
• Edward Harrington
• A rhymer to them is a poetaster
• Burns Birthday 'Jan 25th'
• We are bloody hard to please
• I envy them
• The Tatie Hokers of the seventies
• Possum
• How many have to die
• We act as if we are important
• He love
• There's many worse off than me
• The former Rose of Cullen
• He has known a better day
• The night the Sam Maguire cup came to Millstreet
• Homesick for Semaphore
• Life it just goes on
• Ella Kupper
• Jeffter
• On Germaine Greer
• A tolerant society
• You seem so swell there mister
• The brave young men of Ireland
• Nature's garden far away
• Bureaucratic thinking
• On hearing a blackbird
• John Shaw Neilson
• I've said more than I ought to say
• Big Lefty
• Lines written on meeting two Kerry ladies
• Her wish is to live in Wonthaggi
• I must go back
• I am confused in my thinking
• A shy young Gippsland poet
• Don't talk to me of Johnny Howard
• A man in his seventies
• You know who your friends are
• The poor unhappy young woman
• We are near life's finish line
• On the banks of the Yarra
• Jude from Koonwarra
• The winners write the history
• The laws of Nature
• I won't be watching the Oscars
• Hilaire Belloc
• All I ask for
• The Clara News
• All I ask for
• The Clara News
• Lines one hearing two boys arguing over their dads
• Where the Powlett flows down to the sea
• I did feel like giving up on writing
• Work weary man
• To Fiona on her birthday
• I always yearn for what once was
• Carol's Dad
• Flagstaff Gardens Melbourne
• You will hang in there
• We are the boys of Wonthaggi
• Laments of an ill starred man
• Who told the World
• On hearing a Blackbird sing
• An Alien's lament
• They tell you that your life is your choice
• Some Mother's Daughter
• Labor in name only
• You tell that to Robert Mugabe
• Home to Kiskeam
• Doubting Thomas
• Our favourite watering hole
• Where the Tarwin creeps on towards the sea
• Big Boy
• Ken
• The less I know I know
• The ordinary man
• Joe T
• Samuel
• Inverloch in late February
• The best of medicine
• I'd love to be in Millstreet Town
• Christy Ring
• Jealousy
• I don't know what
• On passing Cromwell Street
• His Rose of Tarwin
• An old grave without a headstone
• Big Joe and Bill
• The end of my world
• On receiving a letter from Noreen
• Blur
• You who make nuclear bombs and weapons
• That must remain as a dream
• Where the Finnow waters flow
• For many
• Shlaunman
• Our past we cannot put behind us
• Kit Cronan
• On the passing of Rosy
• How can one
• The descendants of those evicted by Cromwell
• The less people you know
• If everyone were like him
• The Dandenong Market
• This week it happened in Spain
• Mother Nature
• English Jan
• A man who knows much about Nature
• A Thomas Moore fan
• Some great poets
• In Baxters land in March
• Social Judges
• The neglect of Mangan
• So many Politicians
• War never solves anything
• You too will be one day like me
• If I should go back to my Hometown.
• She spread her gift of happiness
• On the last time that I was in Birdsland
• Our poetry critics
• Birds
• The peace women drum on their peace drums
• Spring is in the old land
• Old Lindy
• I love the coastal country
• For the decisions of a few powerful people
• This is such a very old country
• Mummy dear
• What sort of idiots are we
• He comes from a different culture.
• Up there in the wild snowy mountains
• Whenever I'm in Swanston street
• At late March in old Kongwak
• All you
• Vincent Van Gogh
• Spiritually completely broke
• Champions they grow old and gray
• Mr. Charmer
• The migrant thinks of the old fields
• A lucky boy
• Poetry to the soul belong
• The rill that becomes the big river
• We treat them as if they are small gods
• Guiseppe
• A better man than me
• It's the flag of your Nation
• Such good memories I feel happy to recall
• Red browed firetails
• True love's other side
• The smiling Brittany Rose
• The young man from Venus Bay
• The bloke who thinks he knows it all
• Why should I care about those
• The ghosts of the old mine shaft
• Had I a Fairy Godmother
• Miss X
• Along the war avenue of honour
• Not Really heroes at all
• San Remo on an April evening
• On hearing and seeing an Olive Whistler
• Johnny Braggart
• A long dry spell
• An old song from my distant past
• You tell me life on you is hard
• Just one of Nature's many feathered minstrels
• From Wonthaggi to Korumburra
• Who do these people think they are
• Old Bess
• The Bullfinch he is faithful
• Ladybirds
• You feel that the world is against you
• Suppose that's what makes people so interesting.
• To Mango Tree
• Mid April in Olinda
• A farewell to Woofy
• Becks and Posh
• Joe's greatest disappointment
• What is this life
• Were I a horse
• On seeing Southern Right Whales
• We live in an ageist society
• Tip Kelaher
• In green old Duhallow
• Going Home
• The World I'd love to live in
• Good luck to you I say
• The noble unsung hero
• A migrant here and a stranger there
• The Koalas of Raymond Island
• The lust you had for life
• Only one fight
• Each to his or to her own
• Jobs for the the boys
• Dirty Suburban Factory Chimney
• Oh devout man as you call yourself
• She was the Rose of Yarram
• The rain drizzling down in Kallista
• Tom Kettle
• The only man she ever loved
• History repeats itself
• A parting
• As people we all are so different
• We only hear one side of the story
• The daughter of a traveller
• The Zimbabwe Rose
• In this vast and sparsely populated land
• If I
• Those that I see as heroes
• I'm just your average fellow
• Just west of Millstreet Town
• Big Mal
• I've had one or two drinks too many
• On reading of the death of Fintan Kiely
• An email from Nuala Taylor
• Mine is such a banal existence
• The old musician
• May in Inverloch
• The same old Robbie Murphy
• Children should not have to be homeless
• The non swimming man of the sea
• People here from many Nations
• Money is all that seems to matter
• Bill from Merino
• To some he is seen as a hero
• The hypocrisy of some
• Do not hate your neighbour's cat Mandy
• Lost tradition
• One apart
• He never will go back
• In Claraghatlea
• The myth of immortality
• Some people have a sad story to tell
• The egotistical
• Old Fred the sugar daddy
• Jim's last walk
• I fancy I am walking
• The future belong to the young
• She runs up the street
• The more others try to control us
• Alluring Goddess of Poesy
• The Pride of Canovee
• You are not a fountain of knowledge
• To a caged Orang Utan
• An admirable woman
• I did not mourn for Kennedy
• Some people like the rose tree
• Joan Lynch and Billy Corkery
• To John Ryan
• He is a wandering fringe dweller
• The poet's dream
• Because of us
• Suppose she cannot live by trust
• Good memories will remain with us
• The men who built this Town
• From the day we are born
• In sleepy old Cape Paterson
• Big headed Harry
• Amazing Goddess of Nature
• I have not forgotten
• Will we ever learn
• Joy Serwylo
• On David Hicks
• He never will go home again
• The soul has wings to fly
• If I should go Tomorrow
• On hearing and seeing Yellow tailed black Cockatoos
• One worse off than you
• She did not seem very happy
• The Poets long gone
• Jean Hickey
• Alan Seeger
• One lie leads to another lie
• Self praise it is no praise
• All of those I went to school with
• A Winter morning in Glen Iris
• So you feel life is tough on you
• Out here in the high country
• She is that lovely woman
• At least you stand for something good
• These boring radio chat show
• Stand back
• Thomas Campbell
• You may as well be happy
• The Shearer's Widow
• What's life about
• The potential for goodness
• In Claraghatlea by Millstreet Town
• A morning in late June
• She does not belong to you
• The more we know the less we know we know
• The pride of Knocknagree
• I love time out with Nature
• We are the common people
• She was in high school in the early eighties
• In the heart of every migrant
• Our values are so different
• Christie the Queen of Song
• On hearing of the death of Kevin Hickey
• Some Mother's young Daughter
• Old Sammy
• For there is more to life
• Oh you who walked upon the sea
• Aldo Moro
• Allow him to dream of fame
• When you gobble with the Turkeys
• I do not want to know
• John from Fishguard
• Crows are very clever birds
• In green old Ballydaly
• A wet day in July
• Federico Garcia Lorca (1898-1936)
• Indira
• Have you known
• I have never
• Young Al
• Some Women
• In Castlemaine
• Joe the ex greyhound trainer
• Those who are cruel to animals
• A beautiful day in Winter
• Glasgow Jean
• The last rhyme woman of Gippsland
• Paul Congues
• Child of the lesser Gods
• Some dream
• Dean
• Abu Ghraib
• Another Federal Election is looming
• Bob says
• Jennifer
• I did not ask to hear
• The former young Rose of the town
• Out there
• Racism is around me everywhere
• The Przewalski horse
• Oh ancient hill of Clara
• I will oppose the men of war
• I long to be away from here
• When you talk of winners and losers
• She said to me
• I had no power to keep you
• A secret of Nature
• Good memories remain with me
• There is hope for the future
• The night is rather calm
• When last I was in Buninyong
• The heroes of my school going days
• Donal Hickey
• A cowardly man
• I will not criticize you
• Billy Murphy
• Some of you poets
• Above the wide brown country
• Snowball is back with his hens
• Old Joe from Macroom
• You may be great at something
• In the land of the blind
• What have we learned from history
• Happy birthday talented one
• Will I be here
• A war widow
• I am one of the lucky few
• Old Bill
• Rose of London
• From the heaven you are near to
• Man go home to your family
• An August day in South West Gippsland
• Bureaucracies rule the world
• In flights of nostalgic fancy
• Another Olympic games for the wealthy only
• Deirdre's Site
• Old hills around Archies Creek
• Youth and Age
• You love, I love
• An unlikely hero
• When last I saw young Jo Jo
• Do not tell him of your sorrows
• Sing us songs of refugees
• Others I cannot blame
• What am I supposed to do
• It will not matter to me
• On Brunswick Street
• House Sparrows
• The Man from Saltbush Country
• To glorify war heroes
• Fair dues to Willy Chaplin
• Sport just a diversion
• A dog's a man's best friend
• True greatness
• The brown Tarwin waters
• The Crocodile
• I'm in my late fifties
• In the wooded hills of Sherbrooke
• You sing your Country's Anthem
• Oh bury me there
• One cannot bring back the past
• The Golden Wattle
• To this very ancient country
• Doesn't life seem hard for many
• I am just reminiscing
• The Southern Cross
• Chantelle Newberry's Hometown
• Stay brave young David Hicks
• We cannot eat money
• Just an ageing Poetaster
• In truth you are a winner
• Badger Watching
• Willie Neenan is still running
• Do you really stand for something
• Today they buried Guiseppe
• The choice is up to you
• August the thirtieth
• We all need recognition
• Joyce Hemsley
• The old fields by the Finnow
• I've heard much talk of Darfur
• He is part of war's collateral damage
• I will not call you Mr President
• Big Brother
• We never ought to fear the great unknown
• No such a thing
• The untrustworthy Mr Howard
• For one to win many must lose
• Margorie the Poetess
• Oh you the God Almighty
• Mr Tony Blair
• We are so very different
• It takes two to make a fight
• The price of rhyme
• Bill B
• Old Darky
• Today a back to Winter day
• You may
• Two of the long forgotten
• The role models of my boyhood years
• Red is the blood we bleed
• Spotted Pardalote
• In this age of propaganda
• Go save your own soul mister
• 'Tis easy to be weak
• From the Village of John Clare
• Where the Murray flows on towards the sea
• Out there in the nearby paddock
• Mother Earth will survive
• The wander bug still in him
• In pleasant flights of fancy
• I won't be contemplating suicide
• The dog of despair is with you
• To the Finnow
• A memory of the wood by Mushera Mountain
• Jack the Mule
• The one I see as a hero
• There was a time
• Don't talk of war to Ruby
• The road that leads down to the sea
• I will take you home to Millstreet
• I often think
• I had my daydreams
• Fond memories of the Irish travellers
• Enough talk of
• What the organiser said to Dino
• Carlos Delgado
• Howard's battlers are not battlers
• The cowardliest of the cowardly
• Jim J
• A rhyme of innocence
• Tomorrow is another day
• James Hardie's killer dust
• Karma will not ignore you
• In Kalorama
• What's human life about at all
• We are all hypocrites in some way
• The miser
• Mother and Child
• The way for to combat terrorism
• Do you ever feel
• We are not so dumb after all
• The memories remain
• In a thousand years from this day
• Memories of Jedder
• In dykes and drains of Claraghatlea
• Maudlin Tears
• I am the bloke who write the simple verses
• A ballad of wasted years
• He came here for a better life
• I applaud you for speaking out
• Lady luck has been so kind to me
• Near where the Tarwin waters flow
• Con and Dotie
• I still recall a memory from my Childhood
• Our destiny is in our own hands
• You should not despair
• I'm left with the happy memories
• One of Johnny Howard's forgotten
• A long long way
• That feeling of nostalgia
• They seem such boring people
• don't judge the book by the cover
• What happened to the Village of his Childhood
• A smile don't cost you anything
• My heroes are elsewhere
• On Nature I should dwell
• Frogs
• I was raised on rebel music
• The man who talks to God
• Thade Hickey
• A good friend to me
• The wonders of this wondrous land Australia
• We leave them to their fate
• Trudy
• To a conceited poet
• Big Andy
• Nothing ever last
• If you can overlook the flaws in others
• A Winter day in Sherbrooke
• A train journey
• This must be one polluted Waterway
• John and Madge
• Melanie Mumford
• Sages few and far between
• Old memories
• There's always one better around
• Joe H
• Difference she do embrace
• The lust of the wander still in me
• Don't sing us more songs of war heroes
• I wish that I could have stayed in my twenties
• Louis
• But still I miss those bleak days of December
• A holy war
• Almighty Mother Nature
• Louis
• Our Seasons are not many
• Back there in Ballydaly
• All men they once were boys
• Kalorama
• The more aggressive
• Poor John Clare
• Of her none can say
• Yasser Arafat
• Paddy Driscoll
• If these vain People had their way
• Do not tell me of your sorrows
• The truly blessed
• The Onion Weed
• Old Stu
• Four more years
• The reason for divorce
• John Celes
• Why should I respect those
• They call this a Democracy
• James Bredin and Kaneix
• Leave me to Mother Nature
• House Sparrows are only chirpers
• He should get on with living life
• The man from the northern tropics
• Big Brother knows more about you now
• A new love will come to her
• The old fields of Duhallow
• She often yearns for the Sherbrooke hills
• The need for World Peace is Paramount
• I hate the World I live in
• Old Garry
• On seeing a pair of Turnstone
• If we all were alike
• Ted
• The suit of clothes
• A parody 'no racial prejudice intended'
• No they don't want MacDonalds in Belgrave
• Southlands in the year 3000
• Bosses
• The eldest son of Liz the Queen
• To Janice on her birthday
• She was not pleased with my words
• Not all Politicians
• He is his father's son
• John Murphy of Rathduane House
• Kay
• In Nature's eyes
• I cling to the past
• Show me
• James Clarence Mangan was his name
• Like his Mother Nature
• Mo Mowlam
• We'll drink a toast
• Big Joe is on the water waggon
• The things you stand for
• Stu
• Germs
• Freedom is a thing
• Your past
• Aspirational People
• Back there in old Duhallow
• When I am gone forever
• Fox hunting is banned in Britain
• Connie Coakley
• Old Joe
• Hanna Lucey
• The boys and girls I went to school with
• Brush Tail Possums
• We should be more like Davies
• Those known as the Fringe Dwellers
• I am such a lucky fellow
• Mary O Dwyer
• His maiden speech
• The lure of Venus Bay
• My only war is with myself
• I thought I had left my past behind
• Denny Long of Annagloor
• Compassion
• You may impress the impressionable
• Each thunder shower is welcome
• The farwell love song
• In distant South Australia
• Some of the girls
• His old dog
• Mick Cashman
• I write because
• Empty vessel
• Penhallow
• 'Tis coming up to Christmas
• Silence in the dread of fear
• The so called good economic managers
• I apologize
• The devotion to patriotism
• Her's is not the nine to five job
• Fair dues to Joyce Hemsley
• An ageing gipsy woman
• Jennifer
• A chance sighting
• James
• Our past lives on with us
• The most destructive of all
• Timmy Duggan
• We all need recognition
• Sean O Riordan
• Return to Semaphore
• The Mother will defend her Child
• We first learned how to crawl
• 'Tis not
• Mrs Vanstone's New year present to the Bakhtiyaris
• The beauty of Nature
• Bill's son Joe
• Donkeys
• The migrant he is never far
• I love a quiet place
• Tsunamis
• 'Tis a strange World after all
• The returned young migrants
• He is that big man of Wonthaggi
• Old Marge
• Shark attack victim
• His child within
• On horse back the thief
• A white lie
• I may seem pessimistic
• The eve of New Year's Day
• Nature is getting angry
• The one from North Queensland
• You tell the whole World you're a Poet
• A man from Welshpool
• Post Tsunami
• The man of the fifties
• Grey Kangaroos
• A morning of sunshine
• Remembering Nuffa
• I wonder do those of royal blood
• That does not mean I'm right in my thinking 'For Joe'
• We are born small and naked
• If only humans were born with tails
• Unrequited love
• Those who spread propaganda
• He wore dark sun glasses
• Tired
• My memories of Childhood are fading
• If by chance
• A forsaken woman
• Julie Statkus
• Two Conservative Politicians
• The final old hero
• The conceited materialist
• I envy the forgotten hermit
• Sometimes in flights of fancy
• Beyond our control
• The ageing Sugar Daddy
• Believe in your god
• Sir Windbag
• No such a thing
• Sonny Liston
• Because of me animals suffer
• The tiny voice
• The tiny plain brown wren
• She has convinced herself
• A Summer's day in Wonthaggi
• Your hero will never be mine
• You tell me
• Don't surrender your power
• Did you ever feel
• You walk in the garden of Utopia
• Willie Neenan is still running
• Some of those
• A young woman from old Wonthaggi
• Get rid of
• Another Young Soldier
• The lust for power and money
• A brown Butterfly
• The man born to fail
• One More Tree
• Max Schmeling is still living
• In Inchaleigh by Millstreet Town
• Old Davy O
• Rachel's Friend
• If others should harm you in some way
• On seeing Aussie Magpies
• Expect the same boring stuff as last year
• Where the Bunurong lived
• It will not matter to you
• A wise person
• You write of
• The Only God I Know
• Old Jock
• A grieving widow
• The case of Mr Peter Qasim
• A friendly stranger
• In the South Western Grampians
• They knock on my door
• This strange thing called love
• Joe Blow
• The Old Poetess
• Early February in Duhallow
• We support the Conservative Government
• The free range sow
• The Poets live on in their words
• The one from The Land of the free
• John Coleman
• Nostalgic memories of old Clara Mountain
• Some people have this thing about
• Old Sandy Point
• Max Schmeling (28-9-1905 to 4-2-2005)
• Two almost forgotten Poets
• If this is what freedom is about
• I am such a lucky fellow
• Too much patriotism
• Joseph
• The Poet's Grave
• The widow in the house across the street
• The Ghosts of the Bunurong
• Eddy and Delia Murphy of Ballydaly
• Old Garry the Poet
• The Whisperers
• The Pheasant's Nest
• Stella has turned sixty
• They put labels on others
• Have you ever felt so depressed
• Mountleader Rolf
• Each time
• Why did he give his life
• The past becomes the present
• A Woman from Bombay
• The Mountain Ash at Kalorama
• From history we've not learned at all
• Do not make fun of the poor woman
• Congratulations Tony Abbott
• Go save your own soul Mister
• To a young Poet
• Are you one of those people?
• On hearing a Gray Butcherbird
• She hates her husband but she loves her dog
• The old dead patriarchs
• He does not sleep that well at night
• Some call me a boring old fart
• Those who want power the most always get it
• I was a boy of the fifties
• On the Danish Royal Visit
• I'm one of those under achievers
• You must work to make ends meet
• Today is the last day of Summer
• The migrant waders are flying northwards.
• Please give me one more glass of red wine
• Who would wish to be born to poor parents
• Words
• David Lloyd George
• David Lloyd George
• The Finnow flows to the Blackwater
• Rosy May
• Rhyme verse is as dead as the dodo
• These so called wonderful positive people
• Ageism
• Sam's Grave
• Greg
• I should have
• One thing they share in common
• So much for the Patriarchal Society
• This Sunny Southern Land
• Only the good die young
• John Joe the Yank
• Denny Murphy of Shanaknuck
• We hear of
• Just reminiscing
• You must keep keeping on sir
• The man from Nova Scotia
• He is into self promotion
• Michael Lucey
• The People I don't wish to meet
• The River that flows upside down
• The fear of the unknown
• Yearning for Semaphore
• I've been called worse things than a rhymer
• John Masefield was England's Poet Laureate
• Gray haired Dave
• In this World
• In this World
• I only have cause to be happy
• Spring is now in the green Northlands
• I heard the bells of old St. David's
• War must be a terrible thing
• Jack Iversen of old Wonthaggi
• The Adelaide Hills
• No two people are exactly similar
• So much to learn of Nature
• Only the winners that matter
• He is just a troubled poor fellow
• All you need is love
• An Autumn night
• To my own self can I be true
• On receiving an email from Margaret Hickey Lochran
• Those bare hills of Kilcunda
• Every living thing Barring Mother Nature
• Words can be so very hurtful
• Religious Poets of all Nations
• Good and Evil
• Memories of the cold Northern Winters
• The World is ruled by ageing egotistical Males
• How will the World get on without him
• April in Mushera
• Famed Poets of South West Gippsland
• The old high fields of Claramore
• Linda the poetess
• The Pope is dying in the Vatican
• Truth can be stranger than fiction
• Oh to be wealthy and famous
• Mother Nature she does as she pleases
• Powlett
• The poor children of Iraq
• Jo Mountwinter
• By the waters of the Tarwin
• life is a thing she enjoy
• The Song Thrush
• The advice from the Poetess
• Forget the past the past
• I feel lucky to live in this Country
• Some Just
• United in Death and divided in Life
• Grumbly Grouser
• This Whiskey
• Some people may choose to dislike you
• The same boring faces
• How come to him anyone never do pray
• Did Christ really die for us on Calvary
• Memory of the Robins nest
• The man from Caherbarnagh
• The Woman of Rhyme
• Johnny Keeffe
• Phillip Larkin
• The song of the Curlew
• Did you ever feel
• We thank Mother Nature
• Enough is enough
• Olinda in April
• The war winners
• Old Sammy
• Their football team to them important
• The girl from the Bush
• Our need for recognition
• Nostalgic memories
• I believe Darwin
• South Gippsland in April
• Your word is your honour
• Memories of Johnny Hickey
• Dora Sigerson
• Corporate Crims
• Would I be a stranger now in Knocknagree
• A Song of Nature
• I want to be happy
• Your pride in a flag
• Some men on growing older
• The woman who loves poesy
• The War Hero
• I do love
• In the night air
• We give them their power
• Some men are untrustworthy
• Jim Corbett
• The ex Refugee
• Arrogant People
• Where there is life there is hope
• People I knew
• We are going to the distant Village
• Are you such
• The Scottish
• Remembering Jedder
• We need a World Leader
• Good People
• Utopia on Earth
• I know this poor bloke
• Their good deed of the day
• AL Grassby
• Out There
• Get rid of
• Walter De La Mare
• Where the land meets the sea
• Poor Margaret
• Seamus Lucey
• The Man of Rhyme
• May Day
• I'm tired of ageing Politicians
• The one who did not fight for his Country
• Hares
• The evil I see in others
• Miranda
• The young and the old
• She must settle for second best
• Brid Ui Mhaoluala
• I do grow tired of people
• The high achiever
• I was born by a Northern Mountain
• You may be
• Young Annie
• A Mother Does Not
• I sometimes think of Buninyong
• It comes and it fades
• You have your opinions
• Glen Alvie
• The Farm Girl
• The line between
• 'Tis The Gray Butcherbird
• Were I a horse I'd be put down
• Farewell
• He represents the Nation
• Oodgeroo Noonuccal
• The usual old banter
• Marlene
• A message here for all you Poets
• The same
• The Sugar Daddy's Woman
• For each of us a pigeon hole
• Each time I return to old Sherbrooke
• For each of us a pigeon hole
• Each time I return to old Sherbrooke
• Don't talk to me of your life
• You may as well go to the Bar-room
• If by chance
• Just reminiscing
• On those old brown hills by Wonthaggi
• In the future the World will be different
• There are only two forms of terrorism
• Robert Burns
• You have it in you for to succeed
• Treecreepers
• Robert Cameron Hazelton
• Like man like dog
• Vincent Van Gogh
• Don't call me a loser
• A pretty face but a wrong attitude
• You did not come in the winner
• An aged veteran of World war 2
• In death all are quite equal
• A role model he's surely not
• What's life about
• Old Linda
• With words we can be insulting
• God on their side
• The joy of their laughter
• In the high wood by the old hill
• Treecreepers
• Robert Cameron Hazelton
• Like man like dog
• Vincent Van Gogh
• Don't call me a loser
• A pretty face but a wrong attitude
• You did not come in the winner
• An aged veteran of World war 2
• In death all are quite equal
• A role model he's surely not
• What's life about
• Old Linda
• With words we can be insulting
• God on their side
• The joy of their laughter
• In the high wood by the old hill
• On torture we should not keep our silence
• In the Land I was raised in
• Of the new cures for ageing
• Old Ken
• I am not one to be talking
• One lie leads to another lie
• Mother Nature and her creatures will live on
• Us and They
• The Nature Poet
• Perfection doesn't belong to Human Kind
• The Laws of Mother Nature
• The Footy Man
• The day is cool and rainy
• Back there by Clara Mountain
• Billy
• The old brown Bass waters
• The old Doubting Thomas
• A good man is hard to find
• I'm on the road to nowhere
• Rambling Dan
• Our Heroes and Heroines
• Graham Kennedy
• The beauty of the seventies
• Bairbre O ' Hogan
• The pessimist and the optimist
• Where the Blackwater flow
• Self praise it is no praise
• We live in a material World
• Oh look at him
• Goodbye to Everybody
• Those Marvellous Cossack Dancers
• The artist's work
• Nereena
• For so many
• The birth of a new State
• They will always be the first Australians
• On hearing a bobook owl calling
• True Poets write with a voice
• Near the mouth of Powlett River