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Paul Warren

ADELAIDE, SOUTH AUSTRALIA

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ADELAIDE, SOUTH AUSTRALIA

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Lonely trees on lonely roadsides
In dusty paddocks scarce water to abide
A hot dry northerly blows from the red centre
Gives no relief from the summer's measure

Kangaroos lie in the gum tree's shade
Idling the long hours in a lazy escapade
An emu flock gathers slowly walking across the road
An ancient land in a tough abode.

© Paul Warren Poetry

Paul Warren

Saturday, October 7, 2017

Topic(s) of this poem: my country,poem,summer,sun

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Kumarmani Mahakul 08 October 2017

Kangaroos lie in the gum tree's shade and lonely trees on lonely roadsides whisper about this nice and brilliant imagery. Amazing sharing is done here.10

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Shakil Ahmed 07 October 2017

a lovely poem has come from the pen of a great poet. thanks

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