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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.
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.
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