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Issue Details: First known date: 1937... 1937 Lyrics of Wind and Wave
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  • Dedication:
    Dedicated to James Devaney, Poet and Novelist

    I fain would sing a song to live
    As long as this world's story;
    But what I have to give, I give,--
    Mine, not poetic glory.

    No pupil I of any school
    Of contemplative Art;
    Responsive to each wind and wave,
    Words tumble from my heart!

    Perhaps some lilt may joy instil
    In Bushland's sons and daughters
    Who roam with me upon the hill,
    Or by sun-dimpled waters.

    (p.iii)

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