Classic and Contemporary Poetry
LITTLE BOY BLUE, by THOMAS HOLLEY CHIVERS Poet's Biography First Line: Though he lay on the ground Last Line: From the mountains of morn. . . . | ||||||||
Though he lay on the ground, Yet, in visions of night, He was compassed all round By the angels of the night. Where the Cherubim rode On four lions of gold, There this cherub abode Making new what was old. Where the angels came down To the shepherds at night, Near to Bethlehem Town, Clad in garments of light -- There the Little Boy Blue Blew aloud on his horn Songs as soft as the dew From the Mountains of Morn. . . . | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...A CALL, FR, THE POET'S VOCATION by THOMAS HOLLEY CHIVERS AVALON by THOMAS HOLLEY CHIVERS FAITH by THOMAS HOLLEY CHIVERS THE VIGIL OF AIDEN, SELECTION by THOMAS HOLLEY CHIVERS THE VOICE OF THOUGHT by THOMAS HOLLEY CHIVERS EXILE OF ERIN by THOMAS CAMPBELL STANZAS; HOOD'S LAST POEM by THOMAS HOOD FOR THE BED AT KELMSCOTT by WILLIAM MORRIS (1834-1896) |
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