Verse - Title Index

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L’Allegro - John Milton
L’ancien Régime - James Thomson (“B.V.”)
L’Envoi - Rudyard Kipling
La Nuit Blanche - Rudyard Kipling
La Scala Santa - Charles G. Leland
Laboratory, The - Robert Browning
Labour Agitator, The - Henry Lawson
Lachesis - Victor J. Daley
Lachlan Side - Henry Lawson
Ladies, The - Rudyard Kipling
Lady and the Painter, The - Robert Browning
Lady Clara Vere de Vere - Alfred Tennyson
Lady Clare - Alfred Tennyson
Lady Geraldine’s Hardship - Rudyard Kipling
Lady of Shalott, The - Alfred Tennyson
Lady of the Lake, The - Walter Scott
Lady of the Motor-Car, The - Henry Lawson
Lake, The - Matthew Arnold
Lake Eliza - Henry Lawson
Lake, The - early version - Edgar Allan Poe
Lake, The - late version - Edgar Allan Poe
Lakeside, The - John Greenleaf Whittier
Lali - J. Le Gay Brereton
Lament, A - Charles Harpur
Lament of the Border Cattle Thief, The - Rudyard Kipling
Lamentation, A - Algernon Charles Swinburne
Lamia - John Keats
Lancelot and Elaine - Alfred Tennyson
Land, The - Rudyard Kipling
Land of the Dawning, The - George Essex Evans
Landau, The - Rudyard Kipling
Langwidge - C.J. Dennis
Last Department, The - Rudyard Kipling
Last Chantey, The - Rudyard Kipling
Last Lap, The - Rudyard Kipling
Last Leap, The - Adam Lindsay Gordon
Last Look, A - Algernon Charles Swinburne
Last of His Tribe, The - Henry Kendall
Last of the Light Brigade, The - Rudyard Kipling
Last Parade, The - Andrew Barton ‘Banjo’ Paterson
Last Review, The - Henry Lawson
Last Rhyme of True Thomas, The - Rudyard Kipling
Last Ride Together, The - Robert Browning
Last Suttee, The - Rudyard Kipling
Last Tournament, The - Alfred Tennyson
Last Trump, The - Andrew Barton ‘Banjo’ Paterson
Last Walk in Autumn, The - John Greenleaf Whittier
Last Week - Andrew Barton ‘Banjo’ Paterson
Last Word, The - Matthew Arnold
Last Words. Napoleon and Wellington - Arthur Hugh Clough
‘Late Came the God’ - Rudyard Kipling
Late W. V. Wild, Esq., The - Henry Kendall
Latest Chinese Outrage, The - Bret Harte
Latest Decalogue, The - Arthur Hugh Clough
Latter End of Spring, The - Henry Lawson
Laudamus - Adam Lindsay Gordon
Laughing and Sneering - Henry Lawson
Laughing Mary - John O’Brien
Launch of the Livadia, The - Algernon Charles Swinburne
Laus Veneris - Algernon Charles Swinburne
Law of the Jungle, The - Rudyard Kipling
Lawyer’s First Tale, The - Arthur Hugh Clough
Lawyer’s Second Tale, The - Arthur Hugh Clough
Lay of the Motor-Car - Andrew Barton ‘Banjo’ Paterson
Lay Your Ears Back and Fight - Henry Lawson
Lay-’Em-Out Brigade, The - Henry Lawson
Leader and the Bad Girl, The - Henry Lawson
League of Nations, The - Henry Lawson
Lean out of the window - James Joyce
Leave-Taking, A - Algernon Charles Swinburne
Legacy, A - John Greenleaf Whittier
Legend of Cologne, A - Bret Harte
Legend of Cooee Gully, The - Henry Lawson
Legend of Madrid, A - Adam Lindsay Gordon
Legend of Mammon Castle, The - Henry Lawson
Legend of Mirth, The - Rudyard Kipling
Legend of the Foreign Office, A - Rudyard Kipling
Legend of Truth, A - Rudyard Kipling
Legends of Evil, The - Rudyard Kipling
Legends of the Rhine, The - Bret Harte
Leichhardt - Henry Kendall
Lenore - Edgar Allan Poe
Leonine Elegiacs - Alfred Tennyson
Leper, The - Algernon Charles Swinburne
Les Noyades - Algernon Charles Swinburne
Lesser Evil, The - George Orwell
Lesson, The - Rudyard Kipling
Let me confess that we two must be twain - William Shakespeare
Let me not to the marriage of true minds - William Shakespeare
Let not my love be call’d idolatry - William Shakespeare
Let those who are in favour with their stars - William Shakespeare
“Let’s Be Fools To-Night” - Henry Lawson
Lethe - Victor J. Daley
Letters, The - Alfred Tennyson
Letters of the Dead, The - Edward Dyson
Leyden - Charles G. Leland
Libel, The - John O’Brien
Lichtenberg - Rudyard Kipling
Life - Victor J. Daley
Life and Death - Charles Harpur
Life in a Love - Robert Browning
Life is Struggle - Arthur Hugh Clough
Life’s Hebe - James Thomson (“B.V.”)
Light Loss - J. Le Gay Brereton
Light on the Wreck, The- Henry Lawson
Light Woman, A - Robert Browning
Lightly come or lightly go - James Joyce
Lights of Cobb and Co., The - Henry Lawson
Like as the waves make towards the pebbled shore - William Shakespeare
Like as, to make our appetite more keen - William Shakespeare
“Like him who great reports of tilth rejects” - Charles Harpur
Likeness, A - Robert Browning
Lilian - Alfred Tennyson
Lilith - Henry Kendall
Lily - Henry Lawson
Lily and the Bee, The - Henry Lawson
Lily of St. Leonards, The - Henry Lawson
Liner, The - J. Le Gay Brereton
Liner She’s a Lady, The - Rudyard Kipling
Lines on the Death of Edward John Trelawny - Algernon Charles Swinburne
Lines on the Mermaid Tavern - John Keats
Lines to a Portrait, by a Superior Person - Bret Harte
Lines Written by a Deathbed - Matthew Arnold
Lines Written in Kensington Gardens - Matthew Arnold
Lion’s Whelps, The - George Essex Evans
Listener’s Luck - C.J. Dennis
Litany, A - Algernon Charles Swinburne
Litany of Nations, The - Algernon Charles Swinburne
Literary Squabbles - Alfred Tennyson
Little Black Cormorant, The - C.J. Dennis
Little Czar, The - Henry Lawson
Little Florence Gray - Nathaniel Parker Willis
Little Homes, The - C.J. Dennis
Little Irish Mother, The - John O’Brien
Little Mistake, A - Henry Lawson
Little Native Rose, The - Henry Lawson
Little People, The - Victor J. Daley
Little Poem, A - George Orwell
Little Slit in the Tail, The - Henry Lawson
Living Picture, The - Edward Dyson
Lo, as a careful housewife runs to catch - William Shakespeare
Lo! in the orient when the gracious light - William Shakespeare
Loafers’ Club, The - Traditional
Lochiel’s Warning - Thomas Campbell
Locksley Hall - Alfred Tennyson
Locksley Hall Sixty Years after - Alfred Tennyson
Lollius - Rudyard Kipling
London Idyll, A - Arthur Hugh Clough
London Stone - Rudyard Kipling
Lone Mountain - Bret Harte
Lonely Man, A - C.J. Dennis
Long Bay, At - Henry Kendall
Long Trail, The - Rudyard Kipling
Longing - Matthew Arnold
Look in thy glass and tell the face thou viewest - William Shakespeare
Looking-Glass, The - Rudyard Kipling
Loot - Rudyard Kipling
Loraine - George Essex Evans
Lord of Burleigh, The - Alfred Tennyson
Lord of my love, to whom in vassalage
Lord of the Castle of Indolence, The - James Thomson (“B.V.”)
Lord Roberts - Rudyard Kipling
Lord Ullin’s Daughter - Thomas Campbell
Lost - Andrew Barton ‘Banjo’ Paterson
Lost Drink, The - Andrew Barton ‘Banjo’ Paterson
Lost Galleon, The - Bret Harte
Lost Hope - Alfred Tennyson
Lost in the Flood - Henry Kendall
Lost Leader, The - Robert Browning
Lost Legion, The - Rudyard Kipling
Lost Mistress, The - Robert Browning
Lost Tails of Miletus, The - Bret Harte
Lotos-Eaters, The - Alfred Tennyson
Lotos-Eaters, The - (from “Suppressed Poems”) - Alfred Tennyson
Love - Victor J. Daley
Love - Charles Harpur
Love - Alfred Tennyson
Love Among the Ruins - Robert Browning
Love and Death - Alfred Tennyson
Love and Duty - Alfred Tennyson
Love and Reason - Arthur Hugh Clough
Love and Sorrow - Alfred Tennyson
Love and Sleep - Algernon Charles Swinburne
Love at Sea - Algernon Charles Swinburne
Love came to us in time gone by - James Joyce
Love Dreaming of Death - Charles Harpur
Love in a Cottage - Nathaniel Parker Willis
Love in a Life - Robert Browning
Love is Blind - J. Le Gay Brereton
Love is my sin, and thy dear virtue hate - William Shakespeare
Love is too young to know what conscience is - William Shakespeare
Love, Pride and Forgetfulness - Alfred Tennyson
Love Song - Charles G. Leland
Love Song of Har Dyal, The - Rudyard Kipling
Love Sonnets - Charles Harpur
‘Love thou thy land, with love far-brought’ - Alfred Tennyson
Love, not Duty - Arthur Hugh Clough
Love-Fancy, A - Charles Harpur
Love-Laurel - Victor J. Daley
Loveable Characters, The - Henry Lawson
Lovers, The - C.J. Dennis
Lovers’ Litany, The - Rudyard Kipling
Lover’s Quarrel, A - Robert Browning
Lover’s Tale, The - Alfred Tennyson
Lover’s Tale, The - (from “Suppressed Poems”) - Alfred Tennyson
Loves Old Sweet Song - Traditional
Lowestoft Boat, The - Rudyard Kipling
Lucretius - Alfred Tennyson
“Lukannon” - Rudyard Kipling
Luke - Bret Harte
Lung Fish, The - Andrew Barton ‘Banjo’ Paterson
Lurline - Henry Kendall
Lux in Tenebris - George Essex Evans
Lycidas - John Milton
Lyretail, The - C.J. Dennis

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