Songs of the Dawn And Irish Ditties
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AYE, set them high on your gallows tree Where the noose of a hangman waits, And the ribald cries of your rabble rise Outside of their prison gates; Let them stand in the dawn of your murky skies So the nations of men may see How Erin offers a sacrifice On the altars of Liberty.
The world hath plenty of mouthed wars And aims that the gods despise, Was ever a victory blessed by Mars Achieved by a braggart s cries? No, the hero s blood and the bullet s hum Are Liberty s pangs of birth, And by thes...e must be settled the awful sum Of tyranny s debt to earth.
Then stand them high with their eyes to the light Those sons of a soldier race, Each strand of their halter marks their right To glory s innermost place ; And their "God Save Ireland" boldly hurled From the portals of death will fling Its echoes forever around the world While the soul of the Celt is King.
Caniel^dhu. 59 This day will die at the setting of sun, But the fame of our noble Three Will live till the uttermost sands are run Of the Land that they died to free.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
AYE, set them high on your gallows tree Where the noose of a hangman waits, And the ribald cries of your rabble rise Outside of their prison gates; Let them stand in the dawn of your murky skies So the nations of men may see How Erin offers a sacrifice On the altars of Liberty.
The world hath plenty of mouthed wars And aims that the gods despise, Was ever a victory blessed by Mars Achieved by a braggart s cries? No, the hero s blood and the bullet s hum Are Liberty s pangs of birth, And by thes...e must be settled the awful sum Of tyranny s debt to earth.
Then stand them high with their eyes to the light Those sons of a soldier race, Each strand of their halter marks their right To glory s innermost place ; And their "God Save Ireland" boldly hurled From the portals of death will fling Its echoes forever around the world While the soul of the Celt is King.
Caniel^dhu. 59 This day will die at the setting of sun, But the fame of our noble Three Will live till the uttermost sands are run Of the Land that they died to free.
What to read after Songs of the Dawn And Irish Ditties?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Teresa Brayton to read onlineMoreLess
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