James Clarence Mangan His Selected Poems
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modest, of the round white breasts, You are she that left a thousand pains in the very centre of my heart.
Fly with me, O first love ! and leave the country : And if I could, would I not make a queen of you, my Roisin Dubh ?
If I had a plough, I would plough against the hills, And I would make the gospel in the middle of the Mass for my Black Rosebud : 1 would give a kiss to the young girl that would give her youth to me, And I would make delights behind the fort with my Roisin Dubh.
The Erne s...hall be in its strong flood, the hills shall be uptorn, And the sea shall have its waves red, and blood shall be spilled ; Every mountain-valley and every moor throughout Ireland shall be on high, Some day, before you shall perish, my Roisin Dubh.
No fewer than three times did Mangan try his hand at this truly bardic fragment. The first experiment was a happy one : yet our skilled reviser was not satisfied with it.
Since last night's star, afar, afar, Heaven saw my speed ; 74 JAMES CLARENCE MANGAN I seemed to fly o'er mountains high On magic steed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
modest, of the round white breasts, You are she that left a thousand pains in the very centre of my heart.
Fly with me, O first love ! and leave the country : And if I could, would I not make a queen of you, my Roisin Dubh ?
If I had a plough, I would plough against the hills, And I would make the gospel in the middle of the Mass for my Black Rosebud : 1 would give a kiss to the young girl that would give her youth to me, And I would make delights behind the fort with my Roisin Dubh.
The Erne s...hall be in its strong flood, the hills shall be uptorn, And the sea shall have its waves red, and blood shall be spilled ; Every mountain-valley and every moor throughout Ireland shall be on high, Some day, before you shall perish, my Roisin Dubh.
No fewer than three times did Mangan try his hand at this truly bardic fragment. The first experiment was a happy one : yet our skilled reviser was not satisfied with it.
Since last night's star, afar, afar, Heaven saw my speed ; 74 JAMES CLARENCE MANGAN I seemed to fly o'er mountains high On magic steed.
What to read after James Clarence Mangan His Selected Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Clarence Mangan to read onlineMoreLess
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