Poems
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My beautiful Erin ! my own cherished home ! The dearer thou art, e'en the farther I roam. With sorrow, loved island, I mourn o'er thy grief : May God, in His mercy, soon send thee relief !
ALONE.
ALONE, alone, in the silent grave ; No smallest sound or music, save The moan of the wind, as it passes by, In the quiet churchyard where I lie Alone.
27 No storied urn, or marble grey, To mock with praises the quiet clay ; No human voice, no funeral song, No breath of slander, no word of wrong Of wron...g.
No weeping willow or cypress tree, To bend in graceful homage o'er me ; No garland, wreath, or forget-me-not ; By the loving and loved, by all forgot Forgot.
Stay I would ask for one em'rald leaf, One tiny shamrock to wear its grief; The early breath of the morning dew, For a heart, though silent, still brave and true- Brave and true.
LINES SUGGESTED BY "THE LAST ROSE OF SUMMER. ; (Inserted in "The Albion. ") 'Tis the first rose of Summer ; With gladness we see The rich blooming petals The Spring hath set free.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My beautiful Erin ! my own cherished home ! The dearer thou art, e'en the farther I roam. With sorrow, loved island, I mourn o'er thy grief : May God, in His mercy, soon send thee relief !
ALONE.
ALONE, alone, in the silent grave ; No smallest sound or music, save The moan of the wind, as it passes by, In the quiet churchyard where I lie Alone.
27 No storied urn, or marble grey, To mock with praises the quiet clay ; No human voice, no funeral song, No breath of slander, no word of wrong Of wron...g.
No weeping willow or cypress tree, To bend in graceful homage o'er me ; No garland, wreath, or forget-me-not ; By the loving and loved, by all forgot Forgot.
Stay I would ask for one em'rald leaf, One tiny shamrock to wear its grief; The early breath of the morning dew, For a heart, though silent, still brave and true- Brave and true.
LINES SUGGESTED BY "THE LAST ROSE OF SUMMER. ; (Inserted in "The Albion. ") 'Tis the first rose of Summer ; With gladness we see The rich blooming petals The Spring hath set free.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Delia Mary Gill to read onlineMoreLess
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