Mirage Poems
Mirage Poems
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Three birds of the northern world took wing When they knew the Lord would die, Their best of feathery help to bring In His long agony.
The Straightbill in his weed of brown, The Robin Whitebreast too, And a little gray bird of no renown The gray and black Hoopoe.
They came to the land of sand and stone : Christ Jesu nailed to tree !
81 22 GOOD FRIDAY'S HOOPOE Fierce blazed the sun ; they heard him groan, Heard Paynims' mockery.
Quoth Whit ebr east : "I will staunch the blood That flows from His... wounds so red " : Quoth Straightbill : " Mine the hardihood To pluck the thorns from His head. " Quoth the gray Hoopoe : "I will fly before His kind eyes and the sun, To shield His face whom I adore, Until the Day be done. " And thus did they, and when Lord Christ Of Whitebr east's deed was ware, Quoth He unto the Robin Whitebreast : " Of Me thou hast had care ; " Now what can I do for thee, Robin dear ?
What wouldest thou for reward ? Ask what thou will'st withouten fear, Of Jesus Christ thy Lord.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Three birds of the northern world took wing When they knew the Lord would die, Their best of feathery help to bring In His long agony.
The Straightbill in his weed of brown, The Robin Whitebreast too, And a little gray bird of no renown The gray and black Hoopoe.
They came to the land of sand and stone : Christ Jesu nailed to tree !
81 22 GOOD FRIDAY'S HOOPOE Fierce blazed the sun ; they heard him groan, Heard Paynims' mockery.
Quoth Whit ebr east : "I will staunch the blood That flows from His... wounds so red " : Quoth Straightbill : " Mine the hardihood To pluck the thorns from His head. " Quoth the gray Hoopoe : "I will fly before His kind eyes and the sun, To shield His face whom I adore, Until the Day be done. " And thus did they, and when Lord Christ Of Whitebr east's deed was ware, Quoth He unto the Robin Whitebreast : " Of Me thou hast had care ; " Now what can I do for thee, Robin dear ?
What wouldest thou for reward ? Ask what thou will'st withouten fear, Of Jesus Christ thy Lord.
What to read after Mirage Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Douglas Ainslie to read onlineMoreLess
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