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 Contemporary Bush Poems:
    A Round Tooit | A Second Glance | Chasing Your Dreams | Daybreak Over The Bay | Dingo | Down Memory Lane | Good Looker
    Hey, Banjo, Have You Heard, Mate? | I Said | Mary | Not Gone | Retiring | Riding with My Children | Rocky Creek |
    Seven Miles from Sydney | Small White Crosses | The Amway Man | The Bachelor | The Cattle Dog's Revenge |
    The Child & the Horse | The Cost of A Cyclone | The English Rose | The Hut | The Last Pit Pony | The Last Red Gum |
    The Old Wongoondy Hall | The Outback Cattle Drive | Valour Rode The Range |Westerly | You'll Win If You Can Grin

Veronica Weal

Veronica Veronica Weal Veronica Weal has been writing bush poetry for over twenty years. During this time she has won many awards, including the Australian and NSW Championships, two prestigious Bronze Swagman Awards, the Blackened Billy Award, the Bush Lantern Award, Henry Lawson Diamond Shears, and the Camp Oven Award. Her first book, "The Crack Of The Whip" was a finalist in the Australian Bush Laureate Award Book Of The Year 2002.

Horses played a large part in Veronica's early life, and her love for them is apparent in many of her poems. In recent years her traditional bush verse has been used regularly by other poets, for both competitions and performances.

In Veronica's poems - some humorous, some serious - the outback and its characters, both two and four legged, come vividly to life.

 

 

Veronica Weal's Poem Chasing Your Dreams