Inisfail a Lyrical Chronicle of Ireland the Irish Sisters Early Poems Medita
Inisfail a Lyrical Chronicle of Ireland the Irish Sisters Early Poems Medita
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A. D. 1451.
The Irish chronicler thus concludes: 'God's blessing, the blessing of all the Saints, and of every one, blessing from Jerusalem to Inis Glaaire, be on her going to heaven ; and blessed be he who will reade and heare this for blessing her Soul; and cursed be that sore in her breast that killed Margaret. ' Fair she stood God's queenly creature !
Wondrous joy was in her face ; Of her ladies none in stature Like to her, and none in grace. On the church -roof stood they round her, Cloth ...of gold was her attire ; They in jewelFd circle wound her ; Beside her Ely's King, her sire.
II.
Far and near the green fields glitter'd Like to flowery meads in Spring, 36 THE BALLAD OF QUEEN MARGARET's FEASTING.
Gay with companies loose-scatter'd Ranged each in seemly ring Under banners red or yellow : There all day the feast they kept From chill dawn and noontide mellow Till the hill-shades eastward crept.
III.
On a white steed at the gateway Margaret's husband, Calwagh, sate : Guest on guest, approaching, straightway Welcomed he with love and state.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A. D. 1451.
The Irish chronicler thus concludes: 'God's blessing, the blessing of all the Saints, and of every one, blessing from Jerusalem to Inis Glaaire, be on her going to heaven ; and blessed be he who will reade and heare this for blessing her Soul; and cursed be that sore in her breast that killed Margaret. ' Fair she stood God's queenly creature !
Wondrous joy was in her face ; Of her ladies none in stature Like to her, and none in grace. On the church -roof stood they round her, Cloth ...of gold was her attire ; They in jewelFd circle wound her ; Beside her Ely's King, her sire.
II.
Far and near the green fields glitter'd Like to flowery meads in Spring, 36 THE BALLAD OF QUEEN MARGARET's FEASTING.
Gay with companies loose-scatter'd Ranged each in seemly ring Under banners red or yellow : There all day the feast they kept From chill dawn and noontide mellow Till the hill-shades eastward crept.
III.
On a white steed at the gateway Margaret's husband, Calwagh, sate : Guest on guest, approaching, straightway Welcomed he with love and state.
What to read after Inisfail a Lyrical Chronicle of Ireland the Irish Sisters Early Poems Medita?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by De Vere Aubrey to read onlineMoreLess
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