Poems about Tribute

• Walt Whitman

  The master-songs are ended, and the man
  That sang them is a name. And so is God

  by Edwin Arlington Robinson 22 lines
• Nine Miles from Gundagai (2)

  I've done my share of shearing sheep,
  Of droving and all that;

  by Anonymous Oceania 32 lines, 1 comment
• The Story of Mongrel Grey

  This is the story the stockman told
  On the cattle-camp, when the stars were bright;

  by A B Banjo Paterson 102 lines, 2 comments
• Dead Man's Bay

  I thought I heard the Old Man say,
  (Leave her, Johnnie, leave her!)

  by Cicely Fox Smith 39 lines, 1 comment
• Shakespeare

  Amid grandees of times Elizabethan
  you shimmered too, you followed sumptuous custom;

  by Vladimir Nabokov 49 lines, 1 comment
• Epistle (Upon his arrival at his estate in Geneva)

  O take, O keep me, ever blest Domains
  Where lovely Flora with Pomona reigns;

  by Voltaire 141 lines
• Dan's Epitaph

  Dan, he's dead, as I used to know
  In the ol' Thermopylae years ago;

  by Cicely Fox Smith 24 lines
• Rolling Home

  Oh, there's places up and down that are queer and quaint and pretty;
  Sydney's a pleasant port, Frisco's a giddy city;

  by Cicely Fox Smith 34 lines
• The Stately Blackwaller

  She hauled through the dock-gates when morning was young
  And chill on the water the river mist hung,

  by Cicely Fox Smith 38 lines
• A Rubén Darío Y Otros Cómplices

  Aut insanit homo, aut versus facit
  HOR., Sat. VII, lib. II

  by Leopoldo Lugones 83 lines
• To A Lady

  Sweet rois of vertew and of gentilness,
  Delytsum lily of everie lustynes,

  by William Dunbar 17 lines
• Gentle Doctor Brown

  It was a gentle sawbones and his name was Doctor Brown.
  His auto was the terror of a small suburban town.

  by Bert Leston Taylor 28 lines
• Elijah's Mantle

  A TRIBUTE TO THE MEMORY OF THE RIGHT HON. WILLIAM PITT.
  When, by th' Almighty's dread command

  by George Canning 97 lines
• The Last Of The Sealing Fleet

  All in the slime of the stagnant Arm, the mouldering slips beside,
  Where dark as sin slinks out and in the fouled and furtive tide,

  by Cicely Fox Smith 39 lines
• The First Ship

  This is the ship the Man built . . .
  In time's grey dawn, by the unsailed sea,

  by Cicely Fox Smith 46 lines
• For Alice Walker (a summertime tanka)

  Redwood grove and war
  You and me talking Congo

  by June Jordan 5 lines
• Napoleon

  Napoleon looked upon France and said:
  "What is the result of reign of mine?"

  by Nikoloz Baratashvili 24 lines
• Ned Kelly was a Gentleman

  Ned Kelly was a gentleman:
  Many hardships did he endure.

  by Anonymous Oceania 32 lines
• Shipmate Sorrow

  I was shipmates with Sorrow in a day gone by;
  We shared the wheel and look-out, old Sorrow and I:

  by Cicely Fox Smith 23 lines, 1 comment
• Oda al Tomate

  La calle
  se llenó de tomates,

  by Pablo Neruda 85 lines
• Saunders Lewis

  And he dared them;
  Dared them to grow old and bitter

  by R S Thomas 14 lines
• The Exequy

  Accept, thou shrine of my dead saint,
  Instead of dirges, this complaint;

  by Henry King 128 lines, 1 comment
• The Blind, Obedient Dead

  Their bones lie glistening on the veldt, their shoes are rusted red,
  They are gone where spur and rifle are at rest,

  by M C Keane 33 lines, 3 comments
• A Saint Of Cornwall

  I don't know who Saint Mawes was, but he surely can't have been
  A stiff old stone gazebo on a carved cathedral screen,

  by Cicely Fox Smith 26 lines
• Mulligan's Mare

  Oh, Mulligan's bar was the deuce of a place
  To drink, and to fight, and to gamble and race;

  by A B Banjo Paterson 72 lines
• Before a Painting

  I knew not who had wrought with skill so fine
  What I beheld; nor by what laws of art

  by James Weldon Johnson 14 lines
• Old Fastnet

  The ships to the westward, by night and by day,
  In storm and in sunshine go forth on their way,

  by Cicely Fox Smith 18 lines
• Pioneers

  They came of bold and roving stock that would not fixed abide;
  There were the sons of field and flock since e’er they learned to rid

  by A B Banjo Paterson 18 lines
• Lights Along the Mile

  THE NIGHT descends in glory, and adown the purple west
  The young moon, like a crescent skiff, upon some fairy quest,

  by Alfred Thomas Chandler 62 lines
• Nancy

  You are a rose, but set with sharpest spine;
  You are a pretty bird that pecks at me;

  by Elinor Wylie 14 lines, 1 comment

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