Yonder stands the hillside chapel
Mid the evergreens and rocks,
All day long it hears the song
Of the shepherd to his flocks.
Then the chapel bell goes tolling--
Knelling for a soul that's sped;
Silent and sad the shepherd lad
Hears the requiem for the dead.
Shepherd, singers of the valley,
Voiceless now, speed on before;
Soon shall knell that chapel bell
For the songs you'll sing no more.
Uhland's "chapel"
Eugene Field
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Poem topics: sad, song, soul, long, silent, speed, valley, Valentine's Day, I love you, I miss you, Print This Poem , Rhyme Scheme
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