Classic and Contemporary Poetry
JEANNE, by REMY DE GOURMONT Poet's Biography First Line: Shepherdess born in lorraine Last Line: Jeanne d'arc, set wrath in our hearts. Subject(s): Betrayal; Shepherds & Shepherdesses | ||||||||
Shepherdess born in Lorraine Who, cotton-clad, guarded the sheep along the plain, And who wept at the woes of the people of France And led the King to Rheims with fluttering lance, Jeanne, who are an arc, a cross, a sword, a heart, a spear, Whom as father and mother the folk revere, Jeanne wounded and seized, to the English betrayed, By the English at Rouen burned and displayed, Jeanne, like unto an angel in wrath, Jeanne d'Arc, set wrath in our hearts. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...THE LOVING SHEPHERDESS by ROBINSON JEFFERS THE SHEPHERD by ARTHUR CHRISTOPHER BENSON A TIMOROUS SHEPHERD by MORRIS GILBERT BISHOP THE HEART'S RETURN by EDWIN MARKHAM THE SONG OF THE SHEPHERDS by EDWIN MARKHAM THE GREEN SHEPHERD by LOUIS SIMPSON AUTOCHTHONIC TERCET: 2 by CESAR VALLEJO THE STORY THE SHEPHERD TELLS THE SHEEP by LUCILLE CLIFTON THE SHEPHERD, FR. SONGS OF INNOCENCE by WILLIAM BLAKE |
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