Question

CAN ANYONE WRITE THE POEM " A PIPER" WRITTEN BY SEUMAS O SULLIVAN​

Answer 1

Answer:

A piper in the streets to-day

Set up, and tuned, and started to play,

And away, away, away on the tide

Of his music we started; on every side

Doors and windows were opened wide,

And men left down their work and came,

And women with petticoats coloured like flame,

And little bare feet that were blue with cold

Went dancing back to the age of gold,

And all the world went gay, went gay,

For half an hour in the street to-day.

Summary: In the poem, ‘A Piper’, the poet Seumas O’Sullivan describes about a piper who plays music or pipe. Today when he set up and tuned and started to play his pipe in the streets, the music spread on every side. The doors and windows were opened. Men, women and little kids came out. Men left down their work, women put on petticoats coloured like flame and children with blue bare feet came and danced. They all enjoyed the music of piper and it continued for half an hour.