"nullarbor" poems - Hello Poetry

Gambale he comes from the land down under a golden axe is in his hand creating his centrifugal funk all across his note drenched land he completed his Italian job sending everyone high fives while schmoozing in the white room high powered electric jives Nunzia was by his side he was his right hand man except of course when making love inside Lydia's love van one of the great explorers of this final wild frontier like a crouching jaguar keeping his mind so clear the magical slinging weapon faster than an arrow the vibrations pierced through the skin down inside the marrow the thunder current crashing this pathfinder with attitude it was dawn over the Nullarbor at crusing altitude conducting naughty business for all those who seek to hear Kuranda is the place you'll find his vision so perfectly clear for his right of passages a little charmer flying by a present for the future noteworker on a natural high Gomer LePoet...

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Jul 21, 2010

Jul 21, 2010 at 3:07 AM UTC

david-nelson

Gambale

Gambale he comes from the land down under a golden axe is in his hand creating his centrifugal funk all across his note drenched land he completed his Italian job sending everyone high fives while schmoozing in the white room high powered electric jives Nunzia was by his side he was his right hand man except of course when making love inside Lydia's love van one of the great explorers of this final wild frontier like a crouching jaguar keeping his mind so clear the magical slinging weapon faster than an arrow the vibrations pierced through the skin down inside the marrow the thunder current crashing this pathfinder with attitude it was dawn over the Nullarbor at crusing altitude conducting naughty business for all those who seek to hear Kuranda is the place you'll find his vision so perfectly clear for his right of passages a little charmer flying by a present for the future noteworker on a natural high Gomer LePoet...

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The many natural wonders That Australia has to show Mysteriously appearing So many years ago Looking up onto the Snowy’s From the lakes of Jindabyne You appreciate the beauty That will stand the test of time From Katoomba falls to Orphan Rock The three sisters standing tall The beautiful Blue Mountains Where Mother Nature gave her all Down south of the border Along the coastline you will see The apostles and the Loch Ard Gorge Formed by limestone naturally The Grampian to the Dandenong’s Buchan Caves to Wilsons Prom It makes you wonder when and where This great beauty came from Travelling further West You will wonder what you’ve found The Blue Lake of Mt Gambier The colourful Wilpena Pound Over the Nullarbor you’ll go Cross the Great Australian Bight Flinders Ranges far behind you Slowly fading out of sight On through the Sterling Ranges Where the wildflowers abound Jagged peaks of Granite Shooting upward from the ground Then to the Red Centre The most wondrous place of all Its colours ever changing With every day’s nightfall The Olgas up to Arnhem Land Devils Marbles, Uluru Katherine Gorge to Mataranka Standley Chasm, Kakadu Over to the Sunshine State The holiday makers dream The Barrier Reef, The Daintree The National Parks of Tambourine The South Pacific Islands Blue Waters and white Sands To the tropical rainforests Which are further north, inland Then down to the Apple Isle With its historic convict past Cradle Mountain, Derwent Valley Russell Falls and Tasman’s Arch The many natural wonders So majestic and so grand Make it easy to appreciate This great Australian Land Elise L Turnedge 1997

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Sep 5, 2019

Sep 5, 2019 at 7:15 AM UTC

Leecyt

Australia

The many natural wonders That Australia has to show Mysteriously appearing So many years ago Looking up onto the Snowy’s From the lakes of Jindabyne You appreciate the beauty That will stand the test of time From Katoomba falls to Orphan Rock The three sisters standing tall The beautiful Blue Mountains Where Mother Nature gave her all Down south of the border Along the coastline you will see The apostles and the Loch Ard Gorge Formed by limestone naturally The Grampian to the Dandenong’s Buchan Caves to Wilsons Prom It makes you wonder when and where This great beauty came from Travelling further West You will wonder what you’ve found The Blue Lake of Mt Gambier The colourful Wilpena Pound Over the Nullarbor you’ll go Cross the Great Australian Bight Flinders Ranges far behind you Slowly fading out of sight On through the Sterling Ranges Where the wildflowers abound Jagged peaks of Granite Shooting upward from the ground Then to the Red Centre The most wondrous place of all Its colours ever changing With every day’s nightfall The Olgas up to Arnhem Land Devils Marbles, Uluru Katherine Gorge to Mataranka Standley Chasm, Kakadu Over to the Sunshine State The holiday makers dream The Barrier Reef, The Daintree The National Parks of Tambourine The South Pacific Islands Blue Waters and white Sands To the tropical rainforests Which are further north, inland Then down to the Apple Isle With its historic convict past Cradle Mountain, Derwent Valley Russell Falls and Tasman’s Arch The many natural wonders So majestic and so grand Make it easy to appreciate This great Australian Land Elise L Turnedge 1997

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Austrslia has great tracks on the way to Adekaide The Indian Pacific runs on a track On the way to Perth via Adelaide You see some great towns like Bathurst And Lithgow and even Broken Hikl On the way to Perth via Adelaide We have a bumpy ride through the South Australian desert While little Tommy Mistleton Leave half hid dessert Yes, after he went to Broken Hill And the train nearly left without him On the way to Perth via Adelaide Then Mr and Mrs Mistleton wanted to get Off in Peterborough to catch a bus to Coober Pedy And then they get a bus back To Peterborough to get back on the train On the way to Perth via Adelaide You see, you get a bumpy, bumpy ride, man Yes, it can be cool, you know You eat breakfast, lunch and dinner on the train And then to fill in time, man We get out our iPads and watch some crap on TV After Adelaide we went further on and when we Reached Nullarbor we looked out The window to have a look And, you bet your ****** oathe man We were impressed, oh yes, we were And when we reached Perth, yes we were glad Because we met interesting people and Now we can call them friends, you see On the way to Perth via Adelaide On the Indian Pacific, train Oh yes we were

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Jan 10, 2015

Jan 10, 2015 at 1:07 AM UTC

johnny-georgy-brown

GREAT TRACKS TO ADELAIDE

Austrslia has great tracks on the way to Adekaide The Indian Pacific runs on a track On the way to Perth via Adelaide You see some great towns like Bathurst And Lithgow and even Broken Hikl On the way to Perth via Adelaide We have a bumpy ride through the South Australian desert While little Tommy Mistleton Leave half hid dessert Yes, after he went to Broken Hill And the train nearly left without him On the way to Perth via Adelaide Then Mr and Mrs Mistleton wanted to get Off in Peterborough to catch a bus to Coober Pedy And then they get a bus back To Peterborough to get back on the train On the way to Perth via Adelaide You see, you get a bumpy, bumpy ride, man Yes, it can be cool, you know You eat breakfast, lunch and dinner on the train And then to fill in time, man We get out our iPads and watch some crap on TV After Adelaide we went further on and when we Reached Nullarbor we looked out The window to have a look And, you bet your ****** oathe man We were impressed, oh yes, we were And when we reached Perth, yes we were glad Because we met interesting people and Now we can call them friends, you see On the way to Perth via Adelaide On the Indian Pacific, train Oh yes we were

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abandoned soles floppy dog tongues yellowed by the sun limbs of the limbless sprouting scarecrow or roadside Nike angel many miles worn left to be laceless twins made orphans or just one dusty rubber where nobody's home

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Mar 12, 2024

Mar 12, 2024 at 5:29 PM UTC

reece-aj-chambers

Nullarbor

abandoned soles floppy dog tongues yellowed by the sun limbs of the limbless sprouting scarecrow or roadside Nike angel many miles worn left to be laceless twins made orphans or just one dusty rubber where nobody's home

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