Classic and Contemporary Poetry
LULLABY, by WENDELL PHILLIPS STAFFORD Poet's Biography First Line: Sleep, my baby, all the night Last Line: Go to sleep! | ||||||||
Sleep, my baby, all the night! Star and star for candle-light Shining softly all about. Not a breeze to blow them out. Not a saucy cloud but soon Sails from off the placid moon. Moon and star the watch will keep: Go to sleep! Go to sleep! Go to sleep, my baby dear: Never fear! If the wind blow out the light,-- If the moon go out of sight, All the hours of dark and dew Will the mother watch by you. Mother still her babe will keep: Go to sleep! Go to sleep! | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...AMERICA RESURGENT by WENDELL PHILLIPS STAFFORD INVOCATION by WENDELL PHILLIPS STAFFORD LINCOLN by WENDELL PHILLIPS STAFFORD LINCOLN; APRIL, 1865-1915 by WENDELL PHILLIPS STAFFORD LYRIC: 25 by WENDELL PHILLIPS STAFFORD NEW YORK by WENDELL PHILLIPS STAFFORD ONE OF OUR PRESIDENTS by WENDELL PHILLIPS STAFFORD SEPTEMBER IN THE NORTH by WENDELL PHILLIPS STAFFORD THE COURT HOUSE by WENDELL PHILLIPS STAFFORD VERMONT by WENDELL PHILLIPS STAFFORD |
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