From the Hills of Dream
From the Hills of Dream
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By the life-tide slowly ebbing, By the death-tide slowly rising, By the slowly waning warmth, By the chill that slowly groweth, By the dusk that slowly creepeth.
By the darkness near thee, By the darkness round thee.
By the darkness o'er thee— O'er thee, round thee, on thee— By the one that standeth At thy side and waiteth Dumb and deaf and blindly.
By the one that moveth, Bendeth, riseth, watcheth.
By the dim Grave-Spell upon thee, By the Silence thou hast wedded. ... May the way thy feet are ...treading, May the tangled lines now crooked. Clear as moonlight lie before me !
Oh ! oh ! ohrone, ochrone ! green the branches bonnie : Oh! oh I ohrone^ ochrone ! red the blood-drop berries : Achroney arone, arone, arone^ I see the green-clad Lady, She walks the road that 'j wet with tears, with rustling sorrows shady ...
Ohl oh! mo ghraidh.
Mo ghraidh, mo ghraidh!
88 LYRIC RUNES The Rune of the Four Winds.
Y the Voice in the corries When the Polestar breatheth : By the Voice on the summits The dead feet know : By the soft wet cry When the Heat-star troubleth : By the plaining and moaning Of the Sigh of the Rainbows : By the four white winds of the world, Whose father the golden Sun is, Whose mother the wheeUng Moon is.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
By the life-tide slowly ebbing, By the death-tide slowly rising, By the slowly waning warmth, By the chill that slowly groweth, By the dusk that slowly creepeth.
By the darkness near thee, By the darkness round thee.
By the darkness o'er thee— O'er thee, round thee, on thee— By the one that standeth At thy side and waiteth Dumb and deaf and blindly.
By the one that moveth, Bendeth, riseth, watcheth.
By the dim Grave-Spell upon thee, By the Silence thou hast wedded. ... May the way thy feet are ...treading, May the tangled lines now crooked. Clear as moonlight lie before me !
Oh ! oh ! ohrone, ochrone ! green the branches bonnie : Oh! oh I ohrone^ ochrone ! red the blood-drop berries : Achroney arone, arone, arone^ I see the green-clad Lady, She walks the road that 'j wet with tears, with rustling sorrows shady ...
Ohl oh! mo ghraidh.
Mo ghraidh, mo ghraidh!
88 LYRIC RUNES The Rune of the Four Winds.
Y the Voice in the corries When the Polestar breatheth : By the Voice on the summits The dead feet know : By the soft wet cry When the Heat-star troubleth : By the plaining and moaning Of the Sigh of the Rainbows : By the four white winds of the world, Whose father the golden Sun is, Whose mother the wheeUng Moon is.
What to read after From the Hills of Dream?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sharp William to read onlineMoreLess
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