Modern Irish Poets

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In 1892 he removed to Queens- town, where he followed his journalistic pursuits, frequently contributing poems and sketches to the Cork and Dublin newspapers. Lately he has taken up his abode in the city of Cork, and the fruits of his prolific pen appear from time to time in the Cork Weekly Herald, Weekly Irish Times, and other publications.
134 MODERN IRISH POETS.
YOUNO HEARTS' LOVE.
IS love not like a crystal stream That never can ran dry ? Is love not like a fair, fair dream That comes we kn
...ow not why ? Oh ! love is gay in youthful days, When life is fresh and sweet, When Cupid slays in wily ways With darts all swift and fleet.
As fair as e'en the fairest dream Is love in youthful days, As sparkling as a crystal stream Illumed by Sol's bright rays.
My love for thee is like a stream That flows so strong and clear ; From out my heart wherein doth beam Love's light for you, my dear ; And as a dream love came to me To be by Time ne'er chilled ; My heart for thee shall ever be With love, with true love, filled.


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