In one poem by this writer, a man exclaims "Here's one old landmark gone, For old man Tyson's dead" and spells Tyson's name repeatedly.
In one poem by this writer, a man exclaims "Here's one old landmark gone, For old man Tyson's dead" and spells Tyson's name repeatedly. Late in life, he published a series of war correspondences called Happy Dispatches. Another of his poems begins "there was movement at the station for the word has passed around that the cold from old Regret had got away." A story by this author tells the tale of Henry, who sees a large track in the road and wonders what car made it, and how much horsepower it had, but he's told that it had "Three Elephant Power." This writer sent a letter to Thomas Gerald Clancy which led to his poem "Clancy of the Overflow," and that same figure recurs in his poem "The Man From Snowy River." FTP, name this poet who created a national anthem with his "Waltzing Matilda," and is one of the best known bush poets of Australia.
In one poem by this writer, a man exclaims "Here's one old landmark gone, For old man Tyson's dead" and spells Tyson's name repeatedly.
{Banjo Paterson} (or {Andrew Barton})