Poems Songs And Sonnets
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9 128 May Moril.
The brier rose grew on the open shaw In the lown clear air, And it and the milk-white blume o' the haw I twined in her hair ; And she sat on the brae like a gowd-croont queen And fliskit her sceptre o' birk wi' pride ; And I — I thocht that the joys we ken't As lang as we socht them ne'er wad en't, And e'en when oor hinmaist breath was spent We'd sleep i' the muirlan' side by side.
But alas ! for the unkent weirds o' man Are kittle tae dree, And little we trow'd that oor gowden... plan Sae brittle wad be. But the heaven aboon us nae doot saw Our love was mair than it ocht tae be, For we hadna been marriet a year and a day When, sair forfeuchen, my winsome May On the breist o' her dawtie dwined away, And my heart-strings crack't when I saw her dee.
O hooly and wae I laid her doun In her hinmaist rest, And back i' the glen I lookit roun" At oor herrit nest ; And bare, bare noo were the muirlan's grey, Where the licht o' her love gart a' things shine, And I saw that nocht i' the warld wad be The same as it was tae my joyfu' ee.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
9 128 May Moril.
The brier rose grew on the open shaw In the lown clear air, And it and the milk-white blume o' the haw I twined in her hair ; And she sat on the brae like a gowd-croont queen And fliskit her sceptre o' birk wi' pride ; And I — I thocht that the joys we ken't As lang as we socht them ne'er wad en't, And e'en when oor hinmaist breath was spent We'd sleep i' the muirlan' side by side.
But alas ! for the unkent weirds o' man Are kittle tae dree, And little we trow'd that oor gowden... plan Sae brittle wad be. But the heaven aboon us nae doot saw Our love was mair than it ocht tae be, For we hadna been marriet a year and a day When, sair forfeuchen, my winsome May On the breist o' her dawtie dwined away, And my heart-strings crack't when I saw her dee.
O hooly and wae I laid her doun In her hinmaist rest, And back i' the glen I lookit roun" At oor herrit nest ; And bare, bare noo were the muirlan's grey, Where the licht o' her love gart a' things shine, And I saw that nocht i' the warld wad be The same as it was tae my joyfu' ee.
What to read after Poems Songs And Sonnets?
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