Songs o’ the South
poetry by Baylebridge
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Songs o’ the South is a collection of poetry by William Baylebridge, an Australian poet and short-story writer. Published in 1908, it was Baylebridge's first booklet of verse. His work often drew inspiration from Elizabethan and German literary traditions. While Songs o’ the South was his initial published work, Baylebridge went on to release over 20 more books and booklets of verse throughout his career, with notable later collections including Love Redeemed and This Vital Flesh.1
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