Literature in Ireland Studies Irish And Anglo Irish By Thomas Macdonagh
Literature in Ireland Studies Irish And Anglo Irish By Thomas Macdonagh
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Thee, O Kincora! They are gone, those heroes of royal birth, Who plundered no churches, and broke no trust, 'Tis weary for me to be living on earth When they, O Kincora, lie low in the dust ! Low, O Kincora ! Oh, never again will Princes appear, To rival the Dalcassians of the Cleaving Swords ! I can never dream of meeting afar or anear, In the east or the west, such heroes and lords ! Never, Kincora ! 192 LITERATURE IN IRELAND. Oh, dear are the images my memory calls up Of Brian Boru ! — how h...e never would miss To give me at the banquet the first bright cup ! Ah ! why did he heap on me honour like this ? Why, O Kincora ? I am MacLiag, and my home is on the Lake ; Thither often, to that palace whose beauty is fled, Came Brian to ask me, and I went for his sake. Oh, my grief ! that I should live, and Brian be dead ! Dead, O Kincora ! James Clarence Mangan. A FAREWELL TO PATRICK SARSFIELD, EARL OF LUCAN. Farewell, O Patrick Sarsfield, may luck be on your path ! Your camp is broken up, your work is marred for years ; But you go to kindle into flame the King of France's wrath, Though you leave sick Eire in tears — Och, ochone !
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Thee, O Kincora! They are gone, those heroes of royal birth, Who plundered no churches, and broke no trust, 'Tis weary for me to be living on earth When they, O Kincora, lie low in the dust ! Low, O Kincora ! Oh, never again will Princes appear, To rival the Dalcassians of the Cleaving Swords ! I can never dream of meeting afar or anear, In the east or the west, such heroes and lords ! Never, Kincora ! 192 LITERATURE IN IRELAND. Oh, dear are the images my memory calls up Of Brian Boru ! — how h...e never would miss To give me at the banquet the first bright cup ! Ah ! why did he heap on me honour like this ? Why, O Kincora ? I am MacLiag, and my home is on the Lake ; Thither often, to that palace whose beauty is fled, Came Brian to ask me, and I went for his sake. Oh, my grief ! that I should live, and Brian be dead ! Dead, O Kincora ! James Clarence Mangan. A FAREWELL TO PATRICK SARSFIELD, EARL OF LUCAN. Farewell, O Patrick Sarsfield, may luck be on your path ! Your camp is broken up, your work is marred for years ; But you go to kindle into flame the King of France's wrath, Though you leave sick Eire in tears — Och, ochone !
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