In this poem, the Sabbath is said to ring "slowly 
In this poem, the Sabbath is said to ring "slowly in the pebbles of the holy streams." This poem compares a place to "a wanderer white with the dew" before stating "it was all shining, it was Adam and maiden." One figure in this poem allows the speaker to be "golden in the mercy of his means" and in the "heyday of his eyes." The speaker of this poem describes how he was "honoured among foxes and pheasants" and "famous among the barns," and it is set during "the lamb white days." The speaker claims "I sang in my chains like the sea" even though "Time held me green and dying" at the title farm. For ten points, name this poem set "when I was young and easy under the apple boughs" and written by Dylan Thomas.
In this poem, the Sabbath is said to ring "slowly in the pebbles of the holy streams."
"Fern Hill"