Classic and Contemporary Poetry
THE PIPER, by JAMES STEPHENS Poet's Biography First Line: Shepherd! While the lambs do feed Last Line: -- you may weep then, if you will. Subject(s): Pipers | ||||||||
Shepherd! While the lambs do feed, Do not sulk beneath a tree! But upon your oaten reed, Pipe us merrily! Though it rain do not forbear! Sun and rain are from the sky; Pipe a silly, merry, air Till the shower passes by. The sun will come again in gold! Pipe us merrily until Evening brings the lambs to fold -- You may weep then, if you will. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...SONGS OF INNOCENCE: INTRODUCTION by WILLIAM BLAKE A PIPER by JAMES SULLIVAN STARKEY A CITY PIPER by MORRIS ABEL BEER SONGS OF THE SEA CHILDREN: 25 by BLISS CARMAN THE PIPER by OLIVE TILFORD DARGAN THE PIPER by JAMES ELROY FLECKER THE PIPE-PLAYER by EDMUND WILLIAM GOSSE THE POET HATH LOST HIS PIPE by ROBERT HERRICK |
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