The stanzas begin:
"Day breaks in England..."
"Noon strikes on England..."
"Evening on the olden, the golden sea of Wales..."
"Sleep not, my country, though night is here..."
The poem sounds good but what does it mean?
The stanzas begin:
"Day breaks in England..."
"Noon strikes on England..."
"Evening on the olden, the golden sea of Wales..."
"Sleep not, my country, though night is here..."
The poem sounds good but what does it mean?
1 comment:
Kaor, Paul!
I read Flecker's poem, and my quickest reaction was thinking he was expressing pride in English history and hope for great things being done by the English.
Ad astra! Sean
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