A Boat Beneath a Sunny Sky is a poem by the famous fantasy writer Lewis Carroll written in 1871 as a part of the famous book Through the Looking-Glass.

A boat beneath a sunny sky poem. Children three that nestle near Eager eye and willing ear Pleased a simple tale to hear. Long has paled that sunny sky. A Boat Beneath a Sunny Sky In the poem A Boat Beneath a Sunny Sky Lewis Carroll talked about the boat ride that he went on with his friend Alice and her sisters Popova.

Echoes fade and memories die. In an evening of July Children three that nestle near Eager eye and willing ear Pleased a simple tale to hear Long has paled that sunny sky. Echoes fade and memories die.

Autumn frosts have slain July. Still she haunts me phantomwise Alice moving under skies Never seen by waking eyes. On this boat ride he told the children about the story of Wonderland which later inspired his book called Alices Adventures in Wonderland Popova.

The Author Lewis Carroll had a stutter his whole life which made it difficult for him to talk to other adults but he found it easy to speak with children. A boat beneath a sunny sky lingering onward dreamily in a evening of july children three that nestle near eager eye and willing ear please a simple tale to hear has paled that sunny sky echoes fade and memories die autumn frost have slain july still she haunts me phantom wise alice moving under skies never seen by waking eyes children yet the tale to hear eager eye and willing ear lovingly. Autumn frosts have slain July.

Echoes fade and memories die. A boat beneath a sunny sky Lingering onward dreamily. A boat beneath a sunny sky Lingering onward dreamily In an evening of July Children three that nestle near Eager eye and willing ear Pleased a simple tale to hear Long has paled that sunny sky.

Children three that nestle near Eager eye and willing ear Pleased a simple tale to hear. A boat beneath a sunny sky. Autumn frosts have slain July.