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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
VOYAGE OUT: LIVERPOOL TO PORT CHALMERS, N.Z., 1863, by DAVID RAY Poem Explanation First Line: Peasoup and pork today and a little girl's dying Last Line: But I never did think it would be like it is, what it is now Subject(s): New Zealand | |||
View Poem Text | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...SONG OF THE COLONISTS DEPARTING FOR NEW ZEALAND by THOMAS CAMPBELL THE NEW ZEALANDER by BEN KENDIM BY AN AUSTRAL RIVER: AUSTRALIA'S PROPHECY; AN ANGLER'S REVERIE by JOHN LAURENCE RENTOUL THE NEW ZEALAND MISSIONARY by LYDIA HUNTLEY SIGOURNEY IMPROVED ENOCH ARDEN by ANONYMOUS INSTEAD OF AN INTERVIEW by KAREN FLEUR ADCOCK NEW ZEALAND (FOR MONTE HOLCROFT) by JAMES KEIR BAXTER LANDFALL IN THE UNKNOWN SEAS by ALLEN CURNOW OLD NEW ZEALAND (1642-1769) by JOHN LIDDELL KELLY LAUS INFANTIUM by WILLIAM CANTON |
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