Gossamer And Snowdrift the Posthumous Poems
Gossamer And Snowdrift the Posthumous Poems
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And set the world a bright example, Gree ! bairnies, gree !
IV.
Gree ! bairnies, gree ! The fiert a difference I can see, Except in matter o' the fee : Ye should walk cheerily togither. And cease to fight wi' ane anither — Nor hand aloof frae friend and brither, Gree ! bairnies, gree !
200 THISTLEDOWN AND HIGHLAND HEATHER.
CORN RIGS AND BARLEY RIGS.
I.
It fell upon a Lammas night, When corn rigs were bonnie, Beneath the moor's unclouded light I held awa' to Annie ; A lang, lang promised tryste ...we kept, And 'twixt the late and early, I took my staft' into my hand.
To meet her 'mang the barley. Corn rigs and barley rigs.
And corn rigs are bonnie ; I'll ne'er forget that happy night Amang the rigs wi' Annie.
II. The sky was blue, ' the winds were still, The moon was shining clearly, I proffered her baith heart and hand Among the rigs o' barley ; CORN RIGS AND BARLEY RIGS. 201 I vowed my heart was a' her ain, I swore to love her dearly, And bade her name the happy day, Amang the rigs o' barley.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And set the world a bright example, Gree ! bairnies, gree !
IV.
Gree ! bairnies, gree ! The fiert a difference I can see, Except in matter o' the fee : Ye should walk cheerily togither. And cease to fight wi' ane anither — Nor hand aloof frae friend and brither, Gree ! bairnies, gree !
200 THISTLEDOWN AND HIGHLAND HEATHER.
CORN RIGS AND BARLEY RIGS.
I.
It fell upon a Lammas night, When corn rigs were bonnie, Beneath the moor's unclouded light I held awa' to Annie ; A lang, lang promised tryste ...we kept, And 'twixt the late and early, I took my staft' into my hand.
To meet her 'mang the barley. Corn rigs and barley rigs.
And corn rigs are bonnie ; I'll ne'er forget that happy night Amang the rigs wi' Annie.
II. The sky was blue, ' the winds were still, The moon was shining clearly, I proffered her baith heart and hand Among the rigs o' barley ; CORN RIGS AND BARLEY RIGS. 201 I vowed my heart was a' her ain, I swore to love her dearly, And bade her name the happy day, Amang the rigs o' barley.
What to read after Gossamer And Snowdrift the Posthumous Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mackay, Charles, 1814-1889 to read onlineMoreLess
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