Never Forsake the Ship And Other Poems
Never Forsake the Ship And Other Poems
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Sole star of my darkening sky. My only son — my golden haired, The light of the Avidow's eye.
" Why does he tarry ? the slow hours fade, And he so fleet of limb ? Oh, none can row with so trusty a hand.
Or trim a sail with him : BY FINOLA. 51 When the drowning shrieks Avere heard along The ocean's pathless track, He was the first to stem the wave, The last to leave the wreck !
*' When I hear the whispering waters break Upon the shingly strand, I sometimes think 'tis a far-off voice From another..., better land. Husband and first-born, both went down, Gorged by the hungry sea ; Yet, Heaven be praised, one joy remains — My son is left to me !
" When the dying day burned in the west, The, seven good boats set sail, With a chosen band of stalwart men Who had weathered many a gale ; But the bravest, truest, best of all Was Brian, the widow's son — And you say that the fleet have all returned ?" " Aye, woman, all save one !
" Save one ? Oh, God ! where is the boat That followed in the wake ?" " Rent in twain on the bristling crags Where the boiling billow^s break.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sole star of my darkening sky. My only son — my golden haired, The light of the Avidow's eye.
" Why does he tarry ? the slow hours fade, And he so fleet of limb ? Oh, none can row with so trusty a hand.
Or trim a sail with him : BY FINOLA. 51 When the drowning shrieks Avere heard along The ocean's pathless track, He was the first to stem the wave, The last to leave the wreck !
*' When I hear the whispering waters break Upon the shingly strand, I sometimes think 'tis a far-off voice From another..., better land. Husband and first-born, both went down, Gorged by the hungry sea ; Yet, Heaven be praised, one joy remains — My son is left to me !
" When the dying day burned in the west, The, seven good boats set sail, With a chosen band of stalwart men Who had weathered many a gale ; But the bravest, truest, best of all Was Brian, the widow's son — And you say that the fleet have all returned ?" " Aye, woman, all save one !
" Save one ? Oh, God ! where is the boat That followed in the wake ?" " Rent in twain on the bristling crags Where the boiling billow^s break.
What to read after Never Forsake the Ship And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Willoughby Varian to read onlineMoreLess
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