sentences:  His best known work, the hymn "Pulkim ant kelių" ("Let us Fall on Our Knees") is still sung to this day in churches.His most famous poems include "Strazdas" ("The Thrush"), where the poet, personified by the bird, sings about peasant's joys and worries; "Aušra" ("The Dawn") tells about the joy a dawn brings and that breaks a lot of rules on rhythm and rhyme; "Barnis" ("The Quarrel") is the only poem about Strazdas himself.Strazdas avoided the nobles and remained closely connected to the ordinary people.