Poems By An Australian Scot
Poems By An Australian Scot
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Fu' mony a lang an' weary year my wife an' bairns are deid, Fu' mony a year the snaws o' time hae sprinkled my auld heid ; The tears o' age rin doon my cheek, an' my auld he'rt is sair Wi' thinkin' owre the memory o' thae days that were sae fair.
Lang, lang has been my tale o' years, but noo 'tis nigh complete, The joyfu' oor draws near when I my wife an' bairns shall meet Ayont the stars whaur troubles cease, an' tears nae mair shall fa'; Oh, weary seems the time tae me wha langs to be awa'.
/... Whiles in my dreams I hear a voice that bids me nae mair greet ; I hear the rush o' michty wings, the tread o' mony feet ; I see the shinin' yetts o' gowd, Gude grant I may win through, An' there wi' a' I lo'ed on earth my days o' youth renew.
Ay, yonder in the shinin' Ian' my coming they await, Sae weel I seem to ken the place I needna speir the gate ; Richt fain am I to be awa' to climb the gowden stair, An' clasp my dear yins in my airms, to part again nae mair.
74 POEMS BY AN AUSTRALIAN SCOT "WITHOUT ENCUMBRANCES.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fu' mony a lang an' weary year my wife an' bairns are deid, Fu' mony a year the snaws o' time hae sprinkled my auld heid ; The tears o' age rin doon my cheek, an' my auld he'rt is sair Wi' thinkin' owre the memory o' thae days that were sae fair.
Lang, lang has been my tale o' years, but noo 'tis nigh complete, The joyfu' oor draws near when I my wife an' bairns shall meet Ayont the stars whaur troubles cease, an' tears nae mair shall fa'; Oh, weary seems the time tae me wha langs to be awa'.
/... Whiles in my dreams I hear a voice that bids me nae mair greet ; I hear the rush o' michty wings, the tread o' mony feet ; I see the shinin' yetts o' gowd, Gude grant I may win through, An' there wi' a' I lo'ed on earth my days o' youth renew.
Ay, yonder in the shinin' Ian' my coming they await, Sae weel I seem to ken the place I needna speir the gate ; Richt fain am I to be awa' to climb the gowden stair, An' clasp my dear yins in my airms, to part again nae mair.
74 POEMS BY AN AUSTRALIAN SCOT "WITHOUT ENCUMBRANCES.
What to read after Poems By An Australian Scot?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Allan Fullarton Wilson to read onlineMoreLess
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