"The Pied Piper of Hamelin, and Other Poems" is a collection of poems by the great English poet Robert Browning. One of the most famous poems in this book is "When the musicians of Hameln trot," which tells the story of a mysterious musician who leads a treacherous trot to rid the city of a plague of rats. In addition, the collection includes other poems that reflect the various genres and themes that were characteristic of Browning. This book is perfect for poetry lovers of all ages who appreciate the skill of words and fantastic plots.