
Agnes Louisa Storrie (1864–1936)
Poet, journalist, novelist · Australia · Glenelg – Woolwich
Australian poet, novelist and journalist (1864-1936)
Poems
- A Confession
- A December Posy
- A Garden Hat
- A Hot Wind Day in Spring
- A Missing Ship
- A Modern Lover
- A Newborn Infant
- A Northern Plain
- A Patriotic Song
- A Poppy
- A Query
- A Solved Problem
- A Song (If I could steal from out your busy life)
- A Song (There is no day)
- A Song (There's a ripple on the sapphire seas far in the dreaming west)
- A Sprig of Mint
- A Sydney Southerly
- A Toast
- A Trois Temps
- An Opal
- Bellbirds
- Between the Courses
- Bid Me Farewell and Smile
- Blessed are the Pure in Heart
- Calm in Storm
- Childish Intuition
- Deduction
- Dorothy Dancing
- Dumb Mouths
- Emancipation
- Evening Primroses
- God Knows Why
- Hidden Deeps
- I'll Explain
- In a Railway Carriage
- In Some Deep Wood
- In the Surf
- Insurrection
- Live Close to Nature
- Love is Best
- Love's Challenge
- Love's Harvest
- Love's Illusions
- Misapprehension
- Miss Lintlocks
- My Gift
- My Hidden Garden
- My Wealth
- On the Landing
- Paths of Peace
- Peculations
- Poems (Storrie)
- Retribution
- Rondo
- Slow Falling Rain at Night
- Some and Some
- Song for the Departure of the Troops
- Sydney Harbour (Thy beauty is an entity, coherent and endued)
- Sydney Harbour (To love thee, and to leave thee! Joy and pain)
- Sydney Harbour (Who has not seen thee lacks so fair a thing)
- Sydney in August
- Sydney in July
- The Core of Time
- The Country Calls Me
- The Coward
- The Draught of Life
- The Fairies' Cave
- The Grove of Wattles
- The Making of a Nation
- The Opal in Her Hair
- The Quiet Lake of Sleep
- The Sting of Life
- The Thoroughfare of Souls
- The Universal Query
- Through the Smoke of Bushfires
- To a Mandolin
- To a Piccolo
- To My Friend (When from the turmoil of the busy mart)
- To My Friend (Why did you leave your door ajar that day)
- Twenty Gallons of Sleep
- Two Pathways
- What the Overseer Told Me
- What the Wind Sang