Selections From Ancient Irish Poetry
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For the sake of the fair babe that was conceived in Thy womb. For the sake of the holy child that is High-King in every place. For the sake of His cross that is higher than any cross. For the sake of His burial when He was buried in a stone-tomb, For the sake of His resurrection when He arose before every one. For the sake of the holy household from every place to Doom, Be Thou our safeguard in the Kingdom of the good Lord, That we may meet with dear Jesus — that is our prayer — hail ! 33 EVE'S... LAMENT I am Eve, great Adam's wife, 'Tis I that outraged Jesus of old • Tis I that robbed my children of Heaven, By rights 'tis I that should have gone upon the cross. I had a kingly house to please me, Grievous the evil choice that disgraced me, Grievous the wicked advice that withered me ! Alas ! my hand is not pure. 'Tis I that plucked the apple, Which went across my gullet : So long as they endure in the hght of day. So long women will not cease from folly. There would be no ice in any place, There would be no ghstening windy winter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For the sake of the fair babe that was conceived in Thy womb. For the sake of the holy child that is High-King in every place. For the sake of His cross that is higher than any cross. For the sake of His burial when He was buried in a stone-tomb, For the sake of His resurrection when He arose before every one. For the sake of the holy household from every place to Doom, Be Thou our safeguard in the Kingdom of the good Lord, That we may meet with dear Jesus — that is our prayer — hail ! 33 EVE'S... LAMENT I am Eve, great Adam's wife, 'Tis I that outraged Jesus of old • Tis I that robbed my children of Heaven, By rights 'tis I that should have gone upon the cross. I had a kingly house to please me, Grievous the evil choice that disgraced me, Grievous the wicked advice that withered me ! Alas ! my hand is not pure. 'Tis I that plucked the apple, Which went across my gullet : So long as they endure in the hght of day. So long women will not cease from folly. There would be no ice in any place, There would be no ghstening windy winter.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kuno Meyer to read onlineMoreLess
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