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Rustic Rhymes – The Bushfire

Thursday, 06 December 2012 by Admin
  The Bushfire by Lorna Madson (C) The thick smoke heaved towards the sky, And the wind, twirled it up through the clouds, It made the daylight dim and gloomy, Covering the sun with shrouds. In comparison the flames were brilliant, As they leapt and jumped and played, Their constant movement never lulled, Pure energy
Rustic poemsThe Bushfire poem
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Home

Thursday, 15 November 2012 by Admin
Home – by Lorna Madson Have you ever sat out on a hot summer night, Swatting at flies and mosquitoes alike, And wondered why on earth you live where you do, But knowing all along nowhere else would ever do? It’s a strange thing that binds us to what we call home, Even if mostly
HomeLorna Madson
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The Good Life by Lorna Madson

Tuesday, 12 June 2012 by Admin
The Good Life It’s called the good life though I’m not sure why, The taxman and the elements sure can try, To break a man’s spirit when all else seems fine, To the body of this country, farming’s the spine.   To most farmers it’s all they’ve ever known, And they’ll tell of good and
Australian poemcountry poemLorna Madson
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Shearing – by Lorna Madson

Monday, 06 February 2012 by Admin
I thought it was time for another poem as seeing as a few farmers around here have been shearing, I thought this was appropriate. Enjoy.   Shearing – by Lorna Madson I still recall shearing at Dad’s place, All those early starts, Learning to skirt the fleeces, Pulling off the daggy parts. I remember Dad
Australian poemshearingshearing poem
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The Storm by Lorna Madson

Sunday, 08 January 2012 by Admin
We have been having plenty of storms this harvest so it seemed fitting for me to share this next poem with you.       The Storm by Lorna Madson As the storm clouds gather and the thunder rolls about, The wind drops off, it’ll rain there’s no doubt, The question is how much we
Australian poemBush poemsLorna Madson
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Xmas Shopping

Monday, 05 December 2011 by Admin
This weekend just gone, I went with a friend to Perth where we shopped for 47 kids for our local Christams Tree. We are going down in numbers but for a 5 house country town we still get a massive turnout each year with past and present folks. It’s the 86th Christmas Tree in a
Christmas poemOutback Christmas
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Australiana – Poem by Lorna Madson

Monday, 28 November 2011 by Admin
It’s been a while since i’ve put up another poem but I was talking with someone who really enjoyed the poem in Heart of Gold. But for the book we had to shorten it and could only use a few select verses. So now I’d like to share the proper version with you. Enjoy. (Sorry
Aussie outbackAustralian poemrural
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The Drought

Sunday, 19 September 2010 by Admin
The Drought – by Lorna Madson When the rain doesn’t come when it ought to, You start hand feeding the sheep, The grain and hay you’d stored away, And the dams don’t look as deep. As the weeks drag slowly by, And there’s still no sign of rain, Things get worse each time you look,
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The Alarm

Tuesday, 06 July 2010 by Admin
Here’s a good one for the mums. The Alarm The alarm goes off as it does every morning, You climb out of bed, stretching and yawning, This is an alarm you can not ignore, If you did they’d break down the bedroom door. By the time you get there they’ve started fighting, You pull up
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The 9th of March

Friday, 28 May 2010 by Admin
By Lorna Madson It started to rain on the 9th of March, Far too early for the season to break, It rained all day and all that night, It rained for the rest of that week. The creeks all came up and flooded the paddocks, The dams burst their banks and let go, Hundreds of
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  • Published in Family, Poetry
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