Classic and Contemporary Poetry
MY BROTHER AND SISTER, IN THE COUNTRY; WRITTEN IN LONDON, by FELICIA DOROTHEA HEMANS Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: Happy soon we'll meet again Last Line: Happy, happy, shall we be. Alternate Author Name(s): Browne, Felicia Dorothea Subject(s): Brothers & Sisters | ||||||||
HAPPY soon we'll meet again, Free from sorrow, care, and pain; Soon again we'll rise with dawn, To roam the verdant dewy lawn. Soon the budding leaves we'll hail, Or wander through the well-known vale Or weave the smiling wreath of flowers, And sport away the light-winged hours. Soon we'll run the agile race, Soon, dear play-mates, we'll embrace; Through the wheat-field or the grove, We'll hand in hand delighted rove; Or, beneath some spreading oak, Ponder the instructive book; Or view the ships that swiftly glide, Floating on the peaceful tide: Or raise again the carolled lay; Or join again in mirthful play; Or listen to the humming bees, As their murmurs swell the breeze; Or seek the primrose where it springs; Or chase the fly with painted wings: Or talk amidst the arbour's shade; Or mark the tender shooting blade; Or stray beside the babbling stream, When Luna sheds her placid beam; Or gaze upon the glassy sea; Happy, happy, shall we be. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...TALES OF THREE BROTHERS by JOHN HOLLANDER ALL OF US BENEATH RED COWBOY HATS by ANDREW HUDGINS BURIAL INSURANCE by ANDREW HUDGINS A BOY GOES INTO THE WORLD by JANE KENYON AUBADE OF THE SINGER AND SABOTEUR, MARIE TRISTE by NORMAN DUBIE SIBLING RIVALRY by PETER JOHNSON ELEGY FOR MY SISTER by SHEROD SANTOS A DIRGE (1) by FELICIA DOROTHEA HEMANS |
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