Irish poets, learn your trade/ Sing whatever is well made, he grumpily advised in 1938 in Under Ben Bulben, one of his very last poems.
In one of his later poems, he suggested that people learn and sing.
This poem is one of his happiest yet, and was written in 1938.
Several people are sitting on the ground.
The cricket players are on a field with palm trees.
A hiker fighting a bear.
The Place de la Comedie is a busy area of the university town.
Policeman standing wearing a vest
Rockefeller enjoys discussing finances with Harper.