In one of them a young man throws a stone at a blackbird who told him to lie down.
In one of them a young man throws a stone at a blackbird who told him to lie down. Another piece notes that when the narrator was in love, then he was "clean and brave." Still another remembers the bells on Bredon Hill that tolled for the narrator and his lady. Other places mentioned in the titular location include the hills of Wyre, the Fair of Ludlow, and "On Wenlock Edge." First published in 1896, some of its 63 pieces such as "The Isle of Portland," "Reveille," and "To an athlete dying young," are titled, while others, like "Is my team ploughing," are named for their first lines. For ten points, identify this collection of poems that includes such verses as "When I was one-and-twenty" and "Terence, this is stupid stuff," a book by A.E. Housman.
In one of them a young man throws a stone at a blackbird who told him to lie down.
{A Shropshire Lad}