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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
SAINT PATRICK, by EDWIN MARKHAM Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: Wandered from the antrim hills Last Line: With the druid groves of oak. Subject(s): St. Patrick's Day | |||
WANDERED from the Antrim hills, Wandered from Killalas rills, Patrick heard upon the breeze Voices from the Irish seas. Folk of Fochlad called to him From their forest deep and dim: And in vision little hands Beckoned from the Irish lands, Where the western billows spoke With the Druid groves of oak. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...THE SHAMROCK by MAURICE FRANCIS EGAN ST. PATRICK'S DAY by S. W. GILLIAN ST. PATRICK'S DAY by BENJAMIN FRANKLIN KING THE WEARING OF THE GREEN by CARROLL RYAN ST. PATRICK'S DAY by ANNETTE WYNNE THE WEARIN' O' THE GREEN by ANONYMOUS |
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