Love Letters of a Fenian
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my Tir-nan-ogue lies ever by thy side.
Glen of the Lake ! soft smiling in thy beauty rare ! Serenely calm, beneath the azure heaven wide !
May peace and sunshine long be thine that smile to wear !
Can Tir-nan-ogue itself be even half as fair ?
VI.
My own land ! my own land ! God bless each separate hill! God bless thy lovely lakes and streams, each little rill !
Each green and fertile slope may God Almighty bless ! Thy sons have loved thee well ! and suffered much and will !
GLENDALOUGH 27 / no...t the least, in thy misfortune and distress, Thou grand and gracious land, doomed to unhappiness !
VII.
Oh ! Lady of my Life ! thou art so great and high : A peerless woman with a godlike mind ! And I Am only a poor soldier of fortune, with less, Less than a soldier's hope ! How dare I then to vie With gods ? and how aspire thus boldly to possess, Be master of, thy rare and splendid loveliness ?
VIII.
Ah! look you, Love! 'tis such a sweet and gracious thing! The flowers that perish 'neath the sun's too ardent sting : The lark, that after he has vainly flown on high, Swooning from ecstasy, falls earthward on sad wing : The earth that palpitates one infinite sweet sigh : The moon that leaneth o'er that odorous earth to die : IX.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
my Tir-nan-ogue lies ever by thy side.
Glen of the Lake ! soft smiling in thy beauty rare ! Serenely calm, beneath the azure heaven wide !
May peace and sunshine long be thine that smile to wear !
Can Tir-nan-ogue itself be even half as fair ?
VI.
My own land ! my own land ! God bless each separate hill! God bless thy lovely lakes and streams, each little rill !
Each green and fertile slope may God Almighty bless ! Thy sons have loved thee well ! and suffered much and will !
GLENDALOUGH 27 / no...t the least, in thy misfortune and distress, Thou grand and gracious land, doomed to unhappiness !
VII.
Oh ! Lady of my Life ! thou art so great and high : A peerless woman with a godlike mind ! And I Am only a poor soldier of fortune, with less, Less than a soldier's hope ! How dare I then to vie With gods ? and how aspire thus boldly to possess, Be master of, thy rare and splendid loveliness ?
VIII.
Ah! look you, Love! 'tis such a sweet and gracious thing! The flowers that perish 'neath the sun's too ardent sting : The lark, that after he has vainly flown on high, Swooning from ecstasy, falls earthward on sad wing : The earth that palpitates one infinite sweet sigh : The moon that leaneth o'er that odorous earth to die : IX.
What to read after Love Letters of a Fenian?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by May Shorsa to read onlineMoreLess
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