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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
SHEEP AT MOUNTAIN PASTURE, by MARGARET CARROLL BRADY First Line: Ram's bell pealing, the sheep go by Last Line: The pasture aisle homing man and sheep. | |||
Ram's bell pealing, the sheep go by To the mountain meadow bluely high; The shepherd dreams ... still whiteness broods; The ram's bell beating chill solitudes: Still-hoofed they pass, heavy-eyed, slow, Stumble into the fold where lost winds blow. The fold is warm without fear they sleep: The pasture aisle homing man and sheep. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...SURSUM CORDA by MARGARET CARROLL BRADY THE EARTH-CHILD IN THE GRASS by KATHERINE MANSFIELD THE METROPOLITAN TOWER by SARA TEASDALE THE SHEPHERD BOY'S SONG, FR. THE PILGRIM'S PROGRESS by JOHN BUNYAN TO NATURE by SAMUEL TAYLOR COLERIDGE THE PHANTOM KISS by PAUL LAURENCE DUNBAR BROTHER JONATHAN'S LAMENT FOR SISTER CAROLINE [DECEMBER 2O, 1860] by OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES PICCADILLY CIRCUS AT NIGHT: STREETWALKERS by DAVID HERBERT LAWRENCE CHAMPAGNE, 1914-1915 by ALAN SEEGER |
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