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Cooee
Cooee Poems - Poems about Cooee
Victor, Victor
...VICTOR, VICTOR Victor, Victor a son of a pioneer past, and when the war drums began a slow rhythmical beat, and the loud pitched cry of “Cooee” rang throughout our land, for on the dotte......
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Francis Cooper-Mckenzie
Categories:
cooee,
courage, goodbye, soldier,
Form:
Free verse
Autumn Rose
...I’m striding with my jacket, you turn off the rifle You lead me by the hand, because I can’t say so You say you don’t love me, but you pull me close Early morning, I trail your footsteps You say ......
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Elijah Chara
Categories:
cooee,
conflict, desire, love hurts,
Form:
Romanticism
Locked Up But Still Free
...LOCKED UP Not an ordinary day in a garden where nature smiles at us, canopied with the blue sky, the flowers in their autumn beauty with the freshest hue. lulled by the infinite scent of natur......
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Albert E. Audi
Categories:
cooee,
love, , western,
Form:
Verse
The Aussie Pie
...Such a compact meal To an Aussie the real deal Square, round or oval be in it Just add sauce and don’t let it drip Eat the corner and suck it in The gravy and meat delicious then And once you......
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Paul Warren
Categories:
cooee,
food,
Form:
Ballad
Demise of the Flax
...Before you reach for your axe, There are some facts you need to know about flax. A Flax rope made well Will get you safely out of the well. With a little toil, You can make money from flax s......
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David Smith
Categories:
cooee,
change,
Form:
Rhyme
Cow Boys
...The trail was thick with bities and the billabong was high me mates were all a yabbering 'bout the price of meat The cavvy horses trotted right on course, nothing seemed awry the jiger boss yelled......
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Debbie Guzzi
Categories:
cooee,
adventure, boy,
Form:
Cowboy Poetry
The Cooee-Booroo From Ireland and the Bootamurra Man
...The Cooee-booroo was Irish, a migrant to this land, who fled his native Galway and the grip of famine's hand. For fifteen years he'd forged a life 'round Goulburn, New South Wales, though sough......
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Merv Webster
Categories:
cooee,
friendship, history, life, old,
Form:
Rhyme