The Golden Treasury of Irish Songs And Lyrics volume 2
The Golden Treasury of Irish Songs And Lyrics volume 2
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I THE THREE COUNSELORS T was the fairy of the place, Moving within a little light, Who touched with dim and shadowy grace The conflict at its fever height.
It seemed to whisper " Quietness, " Then quietly itself was gone : Yet echoes of its mute caress Were with me as the years went on.
IRISH SONGS AND LYRICS 297 It was the warrior within Who called : " Awake ! prepare for fight ! Yet lose not memory in the din ; Make of thy gentleness thy might ; " Make of thy silence words to shake The long e...nthroned kings of earth : Make of thy will the force to break Their towers of wantonness and mirth. " It was the wise all-seeing soul Who counseled neither war nor peace : " Only be thou thyself that goal In which the wars of Time shall cease. " MALACHY RYAN ROSE ADAIR 9^1 ^WAS in green-leafy spring-time, When the birds on every tree Were breakin' all their little hearts In a merry melody; An' the young buds hung like tassels An' the flowers grew everywhere 'Twas in green-leafy spring-time I met sweet Rose Adair.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I THE THREE COUNSELORS T was the fairy of the place, Moving within a little light, Who touched with dim and shadowy grace The conflict at its fever height.
It seemed to whisper " Quietness, " Then quietly itself was gone : Yet echoes of its mute caress Were with me as the years went on.
IRISH SONGS AND LYRICS 297 It was the warrior within Who called : " Awake ! prepare for fight ! Yet lose not memory in the din ; Make of thy gentleness thy might ; " Make of thy silence words to shake The long e...nthroned kings of earth : Make of thy will the force to break Their towers of wantonness and mirth. " It was the wise all-seeing soul Who counseled neither war nor peace : " Only be thou thyself that goal In which the wars of Time shall cease. " MALACHY RYAN ROSE ADAIR 9^1 ^WAS in green-leafy spring-time, When the birds on every tree Were breakin' all their little hearts In a merry melody; An' the young buds hung like tassels An' the flowers grew everywhere 'Twas in green-leafy spring-time I met sweet Rose Adair.
What to read after The Golden Treasury of Irish Songs And Lyrics volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Welsh to read onlineMoreLess
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