A Canadian Twilight And Other Poems of War And of Peace
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) 41 THE CLAN OF THE WATERS THE CLAN OF THE WATERS: A Celtic Legend MANANNAN, god of the winds and the sea, Flat on his back on the sands lay he, Trolling a song right merrily: "Come hither, come hither, thou little wind, " (Such and such was the song he sang) "Come hither; I've something for thee to find. " (Oh! how mellow the echoes rang!) "Find me a wave with a sea-green base, A rollicking, wandering, roisterous wave, With a crest o' foam, and a laughing face, A bit o' blue where the wind-fl...aws part, And a sunbeam pricking his homeless heart Ho! but I love the knave!" Manannan, god of the winds and the sea, Half of a summer's day sang he; Till the croon of the waves, and the warm sunshine, Had wooed him to sleep; and so, in fine, He slept beside the sea.
Then came a man of the Island race, Seeking his love by cliff and scaur; And a mermaid rose to his embrace Up from the foam of the bar. Up from the foam of the bar came she, Clad in a robe of rainbow mist, 45 That her clammy tail he should not see : For he thought her a maid of the earth, did he ; And she waited to be kissed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
) 41 THE CLAN OF THE WATERS THE CLAN OF THE WATERS: A Celtic Legend MANANNAN, god of the winds and the sea, Flat on his back on the sands lay he, Trolling a song right merrily: "Come hither, come hither, thou little wind, " (Such and such was the song he sang) "Come hither; I've something for thee to find. " (Oh! how mellow the echoes rang!) "Find me a wave with a sea-green base, A rollicking, wandering, roisterous wave, With a crest o' foam, and a laughing face, A bit o' blue where the wind-fl...aws part, And a sunbeam pricking his homeless heart Ho! but I love the knave!" Manannan, god of the winds and the sea, Half of a summer's day sang he; Till the croon of the waves, and the warm sunshine, Had wooed him to sleep; and so, in fine, He slept beside the sea.
Then came a man of the Island race, Seeking his love by cliff and scaur; And a mermaid rose to his embrace Up from the foam of the bar. Up from the foam of the bar came she, Clad in a robe of rainbow mist, 45 That her clammy tail he should not see : For he thought her a maid of the earth, did he ; And she waited to be kissed.
What to read after A Canadian Twilight And Other Poems of War And of Peace?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bernard Freeman Trotter to read onlineMoreLess
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