In this classic poem, Robert Louis Stevenson paints a vivid picture of a peaceful Sabbath morning in a small Scottish village. The poem begins with the narrator describing the stillness of the morning, with the only sound being the distant church bells ringing. He then goes on to describe the beauty of the village, with its cottages and gardens, and the people going about their daily lives. He also mentions the birds singing in the trees and the sun shining down on the village. The poem ends with the narrator reflecting on the beauty of the Sabbath morning and the peace it brings.
By Robert Louis Stevenson · First published 1916 · Genre: Romance, Fantasy, Adventure · 24 chapters