A figure in this poem travels along the Mystic River and sees "a phantom ship with each   mast and spar / across the moon like a prison bar.
A figure in this poem travels along the Mystic River and sees "a phantom ship with each   mast and spar / across the moon like a prison bar." The title man travels through Middlesex,  starting with Medford, waking men who "that day would be lying dead / pierced by a (*)  British musket ball" at the start of the Revolution. For 10 points, name this poem by Longfellow,  which demands, "Listen my children, and you shall hear / of the midnight ride of" the title character.
A figure in this poem travels along the Mystic River and sees "a phantom ship with each   mast and spar / across the moon like a prison bar.
Paul Revere’s Ride