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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Oh, where do you sleep my lost German friend, where do your bleached bones lie? Believe me good Sir, we did search for you, we gave it our best try. You woke from its sleep this giant of a land by treading the wild unknown, displaying true grit and resourcefulness, you're known for that alone. From Brisbane you trekked to Port Essington, a journey of courage no doubt. You gambled with fate, though played out a trump, a feat still talked about. By ship you then sailed to Sydney down south, where you were lionised. Your name it was on almost every lip, your fame unequalised. The blood in your veins, though, hungered to search that never-never, land and set on your way to wake her some more, though fate laid down her hand. The last written words you penned to this world came from McPherson's run, north-west of the town called Roma, Sir, then near oblivion. Though men talk about you to this very day around the campfire’s glow, your name is embedded in mystery, Sir, "Just where did Leichhhardt go?" "Oh, where do you sleep my lost German friend", is asked by city push and all that the country folk can reply, is "Leichhardt”s in the bush." The Cecil Plains Homestead, on the Darling Downs, Queensland, held a special day to commemorate the explorer Ludwig Leichhardt and in conjunction with the day they held a written competition with the subject- theme being, “Leichhardt in the Bush”. The above poem took out 1st place.
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