Eire And Other Poems
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It was morning on the mountain, it was morning in my heart, We loved and laughed and lilted as we went, And the mists upon the valley drifted suddenly apart And we fled into the world of our content.
The roads ran white and winding by the bogs and heather-hills And the tramping-men were singing to the day, The dew was on our naked feet, we waded in the rills, And to-morrow was ten thousand years away.
It was morning, morning, morning and the sun upon Glenair : Though the sober world was sleepin...g, we were wise, When you went abroad at morning with the daylight in your hair And the stars of amber dancing in your eyes.
THE HEDGE-SCHOOLMASTER TO HIS LOVE.
O dearest of dear ones, O sweeter than sweetness 1 Than the birds on the mountains more fleet in your f leeiness, With your hair on the wind like a stream of fine amber, You came through the mist like the sun in September.
As I went at your side in the midst of your brightness, Like a silver swayed birch was your lithe lissom lightness, Your hand was in mine and our hearts beat together And little we cared for the world and its weather.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was morning on the mountain, it was morning in my heart, We loved and laughed and lilted as we went, And the mists upon the valley drifted suddenly apart And we fled into the world of our content.
The roads ran white and winding by the bogs and heather-hills And the tramping-men were singing to the day, The dew was on our naked feet, we waded in the rills, And to-morrow was ten thousand years away.
It was morning, morning, morning and the sun upon Glenair : Though the sober world was sleepin...g, we were wise, When you went abroad at morning with the daylight in your hair And the stars of amber dancing in your eyes.
THE HEDGE-SCHOOLMASTER TO HIS LOVE.
O dearest of dear ones, O sweeter than sweetness 1 Than the birds on the mountains more fleet in your f leeiness, With your hair on the wind like a stream of fine amber, You came through the mist like the sun in September.
As I went at your side in the midst of your brightness, Like a silver swayed birch was your lithe lissom lightness, Your hand was in mine and our hearts beat together And little we cared for the world and its weather.
What to read after Eire And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robin Flower to read onlineMoreLess
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