The Irish Poems volume 2
The Irish Poems volume 2
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And now, though anguish Our souls has smitten, Sad records written On cheek and brow ; Doth our love languish ? Ah, no ! but nearer, Mavrone, and dearer Our hearts beat now.
And though hereafter Inconstant fortune With cruel sporting Our lot deride ; Her mocking laughter Can never grieve us, If she but leave us Still side by side. That prayer be granted ! And closer leaning, Each other screening From ev'ry blast, We'll face undaunted Life's wintriest weather, And fall together, Love-linked, at ...last. 92 Love Songs ROSE AND RUE I was a maiden fair and fond, Smi'ing, singing all the day ; Till Maguire, with looks of fire, He stole my heart away. The gard'ner's son as he stood by Blossoms four did give to me : The pink, the rue, the violet blue, And the red, red rosy tree.
Lass, for your lips the sweet clove pink, For your eyes the violets blue ; The rose to speak your damask cheek, For memory the rue. Oh, but my love at first was fond, Now, alas, he's turned untrue, My rose and pink and violet shrink, But tears keep fresh my rue.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And now, though anguish Our souls has smitten, Sad records written On cheek and brow ; Doth our love languish ? Ah, no ! but nearer, Mavrone, and dearer Our hearts beat now.
And though hereafter Inconstant fortune With cruel sporting Our lot deride ; Her mocking laughter Can never grieve us, If she but leave us Still side by side. That prayer be granted ! And closer leaning, Each other screening From ev'ry blast, We'll face undaunted Life's wintriest weather, And fall together, Love-linked, at ...last. 92 Love Songs ROSE AND RUE I was a maiden fair and fond, Smi'ing, singing all the day ; Till Maguire, with looks of fire, He stole my heart away. The gard'ner's son as he stood by Blossoms four did give to me : The pink, the rue, the violet blue, And the red, red rosy tree.
Lass, for your lips the sweet clove pink, For your eyes the violets blue ; The rose to speak your damask cheek, For memory the rue. Oh, but my love at first was fond, Now, alas, he's turned untrue, My rose and pink and violet shrink, But tears keep fresh my rue.
What to read after The Irish Poems volume 2?
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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