Irish Literary And Musical Studies
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158 IRISH LITERARY AND MUSICAL STUDIES I know what they are doing now ; They row and row and row across The rustling reeds of Alma's Ford — Death-cold each Lord, alas, my loss !
'Tis, " Oh my God ! and Ochonee ! " To-day to me, whate'er my fate, Even in the sun my cloak I wear ; Time shall not now repair my state.
Youth's summer sweet in which we were And autumn fair I too have spent ; But winter's overwhelming brow Is o'er me now in anger bent.
Amen ! So be it ! Woe is me !
Each acorn from its... tree takes flight ; After the banquet's joyful gleam.
Can I esteem a prayer-house bright ?
I had my day with kings indeed, Rich wine and mead would wet my lip, But all among the shrivelled hags ^Yhey-water now in rags I sip.
Upon my cloak my locks stream white. My head is light, my memory numb ; Through cheek and chin grey bristles grow, A beldame lo ! I am become.
Seven flood-waves over me were cast, Six ebb-tides passed into my blood ; Too well I know, too well indeed, The seventh ebb will lead no flood.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
158 IRISH LITERARY AND MUSICAL STUDIES I know what they are doing now ; They row and row and row across The rustling reeds of Alma's Ford — Death-cold each Lord, alas, my loss !
'Tis, " Oh my God ! and Ochonee ! " To-day to me, whate'er my fate, Even in the sun my cloak I wear ; Time shall not now repair my state.
Youth's summer sweet in which we were And autumn fair I too have spent ; But winter's overwhelming brow Is o'er me now in anger bent.
Amen ! So be it ! Woe is me !
Each acorn from its... tree takes flight ; After the banquet's joyful gleam.
Can I esteem a prayer-house bright ?
I had my day with kings indeed, Rich wine and mead would wet my lip, But all among the shrivelled hags ^Yhey-water now in rags I sip.
Upon my cloak my locks stream white. My head is light, my memory numb ; Through cheek and chin grey bristles grow, A beldame lo ! I am become.
Seven flood-waves over me were cast, Six ebb-tides passed into my blood ; Too well I know, too well indeed, The seventh ebb will lead no flood.
What to read after Irish Literary And Musical Studies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Graves Alfred Perceval to read onlineMoreLess
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