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Australia In the Sun

Lonely trees on lonely roadsides In dusty paddocks scarce water to abide A hot dry northerly blows from the red centre Gives no relief from the summer’s measure Kangaroos lie in the gum tree’s shade Idling the long hours in a lazy escapade An emu flock gathers slowly walking across the road An ancient land in a tough abode. © Paul Warren Poetry

Copyright © | Year Posted 2017




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