Dramatic Legends And Other Poems
Dramatic Legends And Other Poems
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Lament of Qjiieen Gormlai 69 Every Kingdom must pass; one Kingdom, one only, endures! Thou art lone to-night and unlit, and I am remembering Niall!
II Din of a wedding there! To whomsoever it brings Delight, there is one to whom each loud voice brings a grief: woman, handfasted, besought — the like my lot was once!
And Thou, the Giver of Dooms! Thou hast deserved from me Reproach, why didst thou slay King Aedh's upright son?
Were he in captor's hands, gold and swift steeds would go To ransom hi...m, and more- all men 's remem- brance I Were he in captor's hands, and then were be- set free 1 nransomed, 'twere the meed of all that he be itowedl yo Dramatic Legends And I, what would I bring to ransom him who gave Out of one spoil to me no less than twelve score kine? White bed on which he lay — white bed to which would come The men of Oriel — thou art now without thy pride! A grief it is to me, white one, to see thee thus! His tunic is beside, but he who made it brave In Cenannas now lies, alone, and cold, and dead.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lament of Qjiieen Gormlai 69 Every Kingdom must pass; one Kingdom, one only, endures! Thou art lone to-night and unlit, and I am remembering Niall!
II Din of a wedding there! To whomsoever it brings Delight, there is one to whom each loud voice brings a grief: woman, handfasted, besought — the like my lot was once!
And Thou, the Giver of Dooms! Thou hast deserved from me Reproach, why didst thou slay King Aedh's upright son?
Were he in captor's hands, gold and swift steeds would go To ransom hi...m, and more- all men 's remem- brance I Were he in captor's hands, and then were be- set free 1 nransomed, 'twere the meed of all that he be itowedl yo Dramatic Legends And I, what would I bring to ransom him who gave Out of one spoil to me no less than twelve score kine? White bed on which he lay — white bed to which would come The men of Oriel — thou art now without thy pride! A grief it is to me, white one, to see thee thus! His tunic is beside, but he who made it brave In Cenannas now lies, alone, and cold, and dead.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Padriac Colum to read onlineMoreLess
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