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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
LAMII'S APOLOGY FOR HIS NONSENSE, by JAMES CLARENCE MANGAN Poet's Biography First Line: I was parrot, mute, and happy, till Last Line: The melancholy wit they taught me | |||
I was a parrot mute and happy, till Once on a time, The fowlers pierced the wood and caught me. Then blame me not; for I but echo still In wayward rhyme The melancholy wit they taught me. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...SIBERIA by JAMES CLARENCE MANGAN TWENTY GOLDEN YEARS AGO by JAMES CLARENCE MANGAN DUHALLOW by JAMES CLARENCE MANGAN SOUL AND COUNTRY by JAMES CLARENCE MANGAN ST. PATRICK'S HYMN BEFORE TARAH by JAMES CLARENCE MANGAN THE DAWNING OF THE DAY by JAMES CLARENCE MANGAN THE KARAMANIAN EXILE by JAMES CLARENCE MANGAN THE NAMELESS ONE; BALLAD by JAMES CLARENCE MANGAN THE ONE MYSTERY by JAMES CLARENCE MANGAN THE RUINS OF DONEGAL CASRLE by JAMES CLARENCE MANGAN |
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