| Walter Murdoch (18741970). The Oxford Book of Australasian Verse. 1918. |
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| 184. The Last Port |
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| I WROUGHT and battled and wept, near and afar | |
| I scanned the secret of the bud and star. | |
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| Hill-road and desert, and the hurrying street | |
| Know well the impress of my restless feet! | |
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| Then some one came with soft, caressing glance, | 5 |
| Slow, like a woman out of all romance. | |
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| Love closed around me these warm, folded wings | |
| That was the end of all my wanderings. | |
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