Which Australian poem begins was movement at the station?

The Australian poem that begins with "Was movement at the station" is "The Bush" by Dorothea Mackellar.

Here's the full opening stanza:

> Was movement at the station, for the word had reached the town

> That the drovers were assembling, and the stockmen coming down.

> And the cattle were all gathered, on the plains and in the creeks,

> And the horses mustered ready, for the long and dusty weeks.