Rex Ingamells (1913 - 1955 / Australia)
Poems by Rex Ingamells : 4 / 7
News of the Sun
The noon is on the cattle-track;
the air is void of sound,
except where crows, poised burning-black,
cry to the dusty ground.
Through mulga and mirage go none
but brazen Boolee now,
scorning the mercy of the sun
beneath the niggard bough.
But suddenly the mulga stirs;
the hot leaves flash like stars;
and, threading song on wing-beat whirrs,
burst flights of gay galahs.
Rex Ingamells
Submitted: Saturday, April 10, 2010
Poems by Rex Ingamells : 4 / 7
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