Selections From Ancient Irish Poetry
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Her dwellings close against the woods, Deer scattered about her oak-woods.
Gleaning of purple upon her rocks.
Faultless grass upon her slopes.
Over her fair shapely crags Noise of dappled fawns a-skipping.
Smooth is her level land, fat are her swine, Bright are her fields.
Her nuts upon the tops of her hazel-wood.
Long galleys saiUng past her.
Dehghtful it is when the fair season comes, Trout under the brinks of her rivers, Seagulls answer each other round her white cliff, Delightful at all tim...es is Arran !
59 LOVE POETRY THE SONG OF CREDE, DAUGHTER OF, GUARE In the battle of Aidne, Crede, the daughter of King Guare of Aidne, beheld Dinertach of the Hy Fidgenti, who had come to the help of Guare, with seventeen wounds upon his breast. Then she fell in love with him. He died, and was buried in the cemetery of Colman's Church.
These are arrows that murder sleep At every hour in the bitter-cold night : Pangs of love throughout the day For the company of the man from Roiny.
Gr-eat love of a man from another land Has come to me beyond all else : It has taken my bloom, no colour is left, It does not let me rest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her dwellings close against the woods, Deer scattered about her oak-woods.
Gleaning of purple upon her rocks.
Faultless grass upon her slopes.
Over her fair shapely crags Noise of dappled fawns a-skipping.
Smooth is her level land, fat are her swine, Bright are her fields.
Her nuts upon the tops of her hazel-wood.
Long galleys saiUng past her.
Dehghtful it is when the fair season comes, Trout under the brinks of her rivers, Seagulls answer each other round her white cliff, Delightful at all tim...es is Arran !
59 LOVE POETRY THE SONG OF CREDE, DAUGHTER OF, GUARE In the battle of Aidne, Crede, the daughter of King Guare of Aidne, beheld Dinertach of the Hy Fidgenti, who had come to the help of Guare, with seventeen wounds upon his breast. Then she fell in love with him. He died, and was buried in the cemetery of Colman's Church.
These are arrows that murder sleep At every hour in the bitter-cold night : Pangs of love throughout the day For the company of the man from Roiny.
Gr-eat love of a man from another land Has come to me beyond all else : It has taken my bloom, no colour is left, It does not let me rest.
What to read after Selections From Ancient Irish Poetry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Meyer, Kuno, 1858-1919, Comp. And Tr to read onlineMoreLess
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