Classic and Contemporary Poetry
STOCKINGS IN THE FARM-HOUSE CHIMNEY, by HERMAN MELVILLE Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: Happy, believe, this christmas eve Last Line: Evermore hang the stocking out! Subject(s): Christmas; Nativity, The | ||||||||
Happy, believe, this Christmas Eve Are Willie and Rob and Nellie and May -- Happy in hope! in hope to receive These stockings well stuffed from Santa Claus' sleigh. O the delight to believe in a wight More than mortal, with something of man, Whisking about, an invisible spright, Almoner blest of Oberon's clan. Stay, Truth, O stay in a long delay! Why should these little ones find you out? Let them forever with fable play, Evermore hang the Stocking out! | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...DIFFERENT VIEWS; A CHRISMAS DUET by JOSEPH ASHBY-STERRY AN UNMERRY CHRISTMAS by AMBROSE BIERCE CHRISTMAS IN CHINATOWN by AUGUST KLEINZAHLER CHRISTMAS TREE by JOHN FREDERICK NIMS ISAIAH'S COAL by JOHN FREDERICK NIMS SOUNDS OF THE RESURRECTED DEAD MAN'S FOOTSTEPS (#3): 1. BEAST, PEACH.. by MARVIN BELL FORMERLY A SLAVE' (AN IDEALIZED PORTRAIT, BY E. VEDDER) by HERMAN MELVILLE THE COMING STORM' (A PICTURE BY R. S. GIFFORD) by HERMAN MELVILLE A DIRGE FOR MCPHERSON; KILLED IN FRONT OF ATLANTA by HERMAN MELVILLE |
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