Fires of Driftwood
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The darkness stirs, it awakes, it outspreads its arms, O and O! and the birds in their nests are still, The red-browed hill bleats low with the lamb's alarms, And a sound of singing comes from the slipping rill.
My soul is awake alone, all alone in the earth, O and O! and around is the lonely night. As with the sun, would my soul go forth to its birth-- O'er the darkling sea, to the west--to the light, to the light!
Do they say, "Be content with the land of the Innis Fail, O and O! there is fri...endship here, there is song. "But they smile to your face, when you turn they stammer and rail And the song of the singer has tears and is over long!
A call comes out of the west and it calls a name, O and O! it is soft, it is far, it is low--Sweet, so sweet that it touches my soul with a flame That burns the heart from my breast with the wish to go!
(Translated from the Celtic. ) The Little Man in Green 'TWAS a little man in green, And he sat upon a stone; And he sat there all alone, Whispering.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The darkness stirs, it awakes, it outspreads its arms, O and O! and the birds in their nests are still, The red-browed hill bleats low with the lamb's alarms, And a sound of singing comes from the slipping rill.
My soul is awake alone, all alone in the earth, O and O! and around is the lonely night. As with the sun, would my soul go forth to its birth-- O'er the darkling sea, to the west--to the light, to the light!
Do they say, "Be content with the land of the Innis Fail, O and O! there is fri...endship here, there is song. "But they smile to your face, when you turn they stammer and rail And the song of the singer has tears and is over long!
A call comes out of the west and it calls a name, O and O! it is soft, it is far, it is low--Sweet, so sweet that it touches my soul with a flame That burns the heart from my breast with the wish to go!
(Translated from the Celtic. ) The Little Man in Green 'TWAS a little man in green, And he sat upon a stone; And he sat there all alone, Whispering.
What to read after Fires of Driftwood?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mackay Isabel Ecclestone to read onlineMoreLess
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