Hills of Dublin
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And Merlin climbed among the towers, and cried Upon the topmost battlement : ' ' Farewell !
The kestrel saw the chough within the cage, And came, and broke the wires, and struck, and strikes Again to-morrow, and to-morrow : yet fare- well, Fair Finn, the son of Cumhal, son of Tre'nmor, And all the fair-haired Fianna of Erin The fair-haired, fair-faced Fianna of Erin !" IN THE FIFTEEN ACRES.
A sky-line quick with wind, and change of cloud, With light and darkness shifting on the track Where we t...wo, pacing as the gods are proud, Among wild wraiths and wreaths of wind-blown rack Draw close together, and impetuous, urge Unflagging horses to the utmost verge.
The wild white gulls wing seaward, over- head- Blown far by the bleak wind ; but rather we Fare onward, facing to the sun's bright head, To bitterness, or aught but liberty 25 26 IN THE FIFTEEN ACRES Averse alway : so, swift before the night, Hasten our horses to the heart of light.
Since light, and life, and love within our veins Be mingled in an ecstasy of mirth, With the loud skies in travail of the rains And the large energies of shaken earth Beneath the tumult of these thund'rous feet Awake and all the pulse of things is sweet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And Merlin climbed among the towers, and cried Upon the topmost battlement : ' ' Farewell !
The kestrel saw the chough within the cage, And came, and broke the wires, and struck, and strikes Again to-morrow, and to-morrow : yet fare- well, Fair Finn, the son of Cumhal, son of Tre'nmor, And all the fair-haired Fianna of Erin The fair-haired, fair-faced Fianna of Erin !" IN THE FIFTEEN ACRES.
A sky-line quick with wind, and change of cloud, With light and darkness shifting on the track Where we t...wo, pacing as the gods are proud, Among wild wraiths and wreaths of wind-blown rack Draw close together, and impetuous, urge Unflagging horses to the utmost verge.
The wild white gulls wing seaward, over- head- Blown far by the bleak wind ; but rather we Fare onward, facing to the sun's bright head, To bitterness, or aught but liberty 25 26 IN THE FIFTEEN ACRES Averse alway : so, swift before the night, Hasten our horses to the heart of light.
Since light, and life, and love within our veins Be mingled in an ecstasy of mirth, With the loud skies in travail of the rains And the large energies of shaken earth Beneath the tumult of these thund'rous feet Awake and all the pulse of things is sweet.
What to read after Hills of Dublin?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Hackett Pollock to read onlineMoreLess
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