Sydonia single work   poetry   "Upon Sydonia's bay the waves are bright,"
Issue Details: First known date: 1886... 1886 Sydonia
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    y separately published work icon Love and the World, and Other Poems Carlton Dawe , Melbourne : W. Inglis , 1886 Z506552 1886 selected work poetry Melbourne : W. Inglis , 1886 pg. 75-149
    Note: Epigraph: "Sydonia is a metrical name for Sydney, and the scene takes place in an imaginary castle, situated on one of the rocky headlands which command the entrance to its magnificent bay. Hence the poem is a dream inasmuch as it only supposes traditions which the country would have been possessed of, had civilisation existed on its shores in the old days of romance."
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