Irish Odes And Other Poems
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I died ; and live once more I live for Truth : Hope and delusion trouble me no more : Therefore, expatriate on my native shore, Anguish and doubt shake other nerves, not mine : I drop no tear into the bitter brine : The world in which I move is masculine.
Why to Australia? Britain too was dear Must, then, the Britain of the southern sphere Rack you in turn ? Seek you once more to prove The furies of a scorned, unnatural love That cleaves to insult, and on injury feeds, And, upon both cheeks str...icken, burns and bleeds ?
THE IRISH GAEL TO THE IRISH NORMAN. 155 Son of the North, why seek you not once more The coasts where sang the warrior Scald of yore ? If unhistoric regions you must tread, Hallowed by no communion with the dead, Never by saint, or sage, or hero trod ; Where never lifted fane upraised to God In turn, the hearts of sequent generations, Where never manly races rose to nations, Marshalled by knightly arm or kingly eye ; If, with new fortunes, a new earth you try, Then seek, oh, seek her in her purity !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I died ; and live once more I live for Truth : Hope and delusion trouble me no more : Therefore, expatriate on my native shore, Anguish and doubt shake other nerves, not mine : I drop no tear into the bitter brine : The world in which I move is masculine.
Why to Australia? Britain too was dear Must, then, the Britain of the southern sphere Rack you in turn ? Seek you once more to prove The furies of a scorned, unnatural love That cleaves to insult, and on injury feeds, And, upon both cheeks str...icken, burns and bleeds ?
THE IRISH GAEL TO THE IRISH NORMAN. 155 Son of the North, why seek you not once more The coasts where sang the warrior Scald of yore ? If unhistoric regions you must tread, Hallowed by no communion with the dead, Never by saint, or sage, or hero trod ; Where never lifted fane upraised to God In turn, the hearts of sequent generations, Where never manly races rose to nations, Marshalled by knightly arm or kingly eye ; If, with new fortunes, a new earth you try, Then seek, oh, seek her in her purity !
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