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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
A STATUE OF PAN, by ANONYMOUS
First Line: "come, sit beneath"
Last Line: Hither gentle sleep
Subject(s): Mythology - Classical;pan (mythology)
First Line: "come, sit beneath"
Last Line: Hither gentle sleep
Subject(s): Mythology - Classical;pan (mythology)
COME, sit beneath
The pine that bendeth to the kind
Western wind,
And sweetly murmureth.
Watch how the sweet drops leap
In the waterfall,
While lonely reeds melodious call
Hither gentle sleep.
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