From Fair Hawaiiland Poems
From Fair Hawaiiland Poems
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Pupule haole Crazy white ina?i.
S^ltr iiautattan's IGamrut fur ^\B Jlaij i^ELOVED flag! my country's and my own, Thou'lt float no more o'er these fair tropic isles, No more mine eyes thou'lt gladden into smiles; Thou art forever and forever gone ! But whilst the waves wash on the coral strand. In Memory's arch, all tokens far above, I'll thee revere with looks of fondest love. Dear emblem thou of this- — my native land!
[36 ijinu Bxwnt tu iDrram uf IGuitr SONG.
Air: "Fra Diavolo. " iKOW sweet t...o dream of love ^ Beside the waves of the whispering sea.
Singing a wonderful song to me, As they ever onward roll! But oh, the song they sing Is soft and sweet, and sad and low.
And swift the melody rare doth flow Deep into my soul!
Heigh ho! Oh, for the light in Love's bright eyes! Oh, for the flame that never dies.
But lives forevermore! Heigh ho! Oh, for the bliss which Love doth bring. This is the musical song they sing.
Breaking on the shore!
When the morning breaks, And the lamps no more in heaven are hung, Sweet are the songs on every tongue.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Pupule haole Crazy white ina?i.
S^ltr iiautattan's IGamrut fur ^\B Jlaij i^ELOVED flag! my country's and my own, Thou'lt float no more o'er these fair tropic isles, No more mine eyes thou'lt gladden into smiles; Thou art forever and forever gone ! But whilst the waves wash on the coral strand. In Memory's arch, all tokens far above, I'll thee revere with looks of fondest love. Dear emblem thou of this- — my native land!
[36 ijinu Bxwnt tu iDrram uf IGuitr SONG.
Air: "Fra Diavolo. " iKOW sweet t...o dream of love ^ Beside the waves of the whispering sea.
Singing a wonderful song to me, As they ever onward roll! But oh, the song they sing Is soft and sweet, and sad and low.
And swift the melody rare doth flow Deep into my soul!
Heigh ho! Oh, for the light in Love's bright eyes! Oh, for the flame that never dies.
But lives forevermore! Heigh ho! Oh, for the bliss which Love doth bring. This is the musical song they sing.
Breaking on the shore!
When the morning breaks, And the lamps no more in heaven are hung, Sweet are the songs on every tongue.
What to read after From Fair Hawaiiland Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by P Maurice Mcmahon to read onlineMoreLess
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