Hero Lays
Hero Lays
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In Erin's isle of sorrow she is known since days of old ; No storm- wind can stay her, no mountain wall withhold : Her name is Calamity, she can come by land or sea, And she is here, O Erin dear, for anchorage in thee.
27 C 2 THERE WERE TREES IN TIR-CONAL " The wildemess and the solitary places shall be glad for them:' There were trees in Tir-Conal of the territories In Erin's youthful, yet remembered days.
Where now to clothe the leagues of bogland lonely Is only heather brown or gorse ablaze ...; Where rivers go from source to sea unshaded, Where shine in desolate moors the scattered lakes, And sedges only are where once were willows And curlews, where were deer in woodland brakes.
The spades of peasants oft the peat uplifting Strike bog-black roots of oak or red of fir.
And then 'tis known, here the primeval forest Was murmurous to all winds with leaves astir.
Where to the sky's blue rim the heath unending Lies bare before the honey-searching bees ; O'er camping hosts once spread the giant branches Of oaks in autumn sounding like the seas.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In Erin's isle of sorrow she is known since days of old ; No storm- wind can stay her, no mountain wall withhold : Her name is Calamity, she can come by land or sea, And she is here, O Erin dear, for anchorage in thee.
27 C 2 THERE WERE TREES IN TIR-CONAL " The wildemess and the solitary places shall be glad for them:' There were trees in Tir-Conal of the territories In Erin's youthful, yet remembered days.
Where now to clothe the leagues of bogland lonely Is only heather brown or gorse ablaze ...; Where rivers go from source to sea unshaded, Where shine in desolate moors the scattered lakes, And sedges only are where once were willows And curlews, where were deer in woodland brakes.
The spades of peasants oft the peat uplifting Strike bog-black roots of oak or red of fir.
And then 'tis known, here the primeval forest Was murmurous to all winds with leaves astir.
Where to the sky's blue rim the heath unending Lies bare before the honey-searching bees ; O'er camping hosts once spread the giant branches Of oaks in autumn sounding like the seas.
What to read after Hero Lays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alice Milligan to read onlineMoreLess
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