Raftery's Poems; Songs of Life, Love And Liberty
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Oh your cheeks, how they blushed like the rose, dear, free as the daisy from guile; Your eyes like the bright dewdrops shone, dear, lit up hy young love's golden smile; . ,, ^ „^^ , .
Two hearts then with happiness beating, all else in the world Now the^pansy and ivy send greeting, and whisper forget- Yes, the^pansy and ivy send greeting, a simple forget-me-not.
49 LINES WRITTEN ON A MAYO PATRIOT.
I.
In Glasnevin cemetery I stood, Full many a year ago, With gentle footsteps there I trod, And sp...oke in accents low.
Beside a grave, beneath a tree I knelt, and prayed awhile, Oer 'one who gladly gave his life, For love of Erin's Ise.
II.
Ah I who would think that there lay one, Fleetfooted as the deer.
And that the manly heart was stilled.
That knew not what was fear; His spirit proud, they could not break, Threats were of no avail, 'Twas his young life they then did take, In Mountjoy's cursed jail.
III.
Oh, Patrick Nally, brave and bold, Thou'rt with the Lord on high.
On earth thou'd be, if British gold Thy loyalty could buy; But a traitor thou would'st never be To Ireland's cause so grand.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oh your cheeks, how they blushed like the rose, dear, free as the daisy from guile; Your eyes like the bright dewdrops shone, dear, lit up hy young love's golden smile; . ,, ^ „^^ , .
Two hearts then with happiness beating, all else in the world Now the^pansy and ivy send greeting, and whisper forget- Yes, the^pansy and ivy send greeting, a simple forget-me-not.
49 LINES WRITTEN ON A MAYO PATRIOT.
I.
In Glasnevin cemetery I stood, Full many a year ago, With gentle footsteps there I trod, And sp...oke in accents low.
Beside a grave, beneath a tree I knelt, and prayed awhile, Oer 'one who gladly gave his life, For love of Erin's Ise.
II.
Ah I who would think that there lay one, Fleetfooted as the deer.
And that the manly heart was stilled.
That knew not what was fear; His spirit proud, they could not break, Threats were of no avail, 'Twas his young life they then did take, In Mountjoy's cursed jail.
III.
Oh, Patrick Nally, brave and bold, Thou'rt with the Lord on high.
On earth thou'd be, if British gold Thy loyalty could buy; But a traitor thou would'st never be To Ireland's cause so grand.
What to read after Raftery's Poems; Songs of Life, Love And Liberty?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Raftery, John Patrick to read onlineMoreLess
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