The Inn of Gahnobway Poems
The Inn of Gahnobway Poems
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" Cuddled on a mother's breast, Deep in sleep and peaceful rest^ In a safe and loving care — Nought can ever harm it there, This is where the baby lives.
This is where the baby lives — Where the breath of Heaven gives Innocence and purity, Mind of curiosity, And a little smile of love To the stars that shine above.
97 While the}^ whisper in its ear, * * There is room for bab}^ here ; Onl}^ come and play with us As the wind of Heaven does ; We will give thee half the lune For that little prattle... tune. " Where the silver moon is large, Cradled on the heavens' marge ; This is where the baby lives.
This is where the baby dwells — In the land of fairy-bells, Where the goblins grin and lurch, Straddled on a fairy perch.
Dressed in blue, and red, and green, (Finer sight was never seen) 98 Where the fairy maidens come, When the gobHns beat the drum, Pumpkin, hollow, yellow, bright, Calling to the dance of night, To the ring of fairy bells ; This is where the baby dwells.
This is where the baby dwells When the day has sung its knells — Back to mother's loving breast For another night of rest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Cuddled on a mother's breast, Deep in sleep and peaceful rest^ In a safe and loving care — Nought can ever harm it there, This is where the baby lives.
This is where the baby lives — Where the breath of Heaven gives Innocence and purity, Mind of curiosity, And a little smile of love To the stars that shine above.
97 While the}^ whisper in its ear, * * There is room for bab}^ here ; Onl}^ come and play with us As the wind of Heaven does ; We will give thee half the lune For that little prattle... tune. " Where the silver moon is large, Cradled on the heavens' marge ; This is where the baby lives.
This is where the baby dwells — In the land of fairy-bells, Where the goblins grin and lurch, Straddled on a fairy perch.
Dressed in blue, and red, and green, (Finer sight was never seen) 98 Where the fairy maidens come, When the gobHns beat the drum, Pumpkin, hollow, yellow, bright, Calling to the dance of night, To the ring of fairy bells ; This is where the baby dwells.
This is where the baby dwells When the day has sung its knells — Back to mother's loving breast For another night of rest.
What to read after The Inn of Gahnobway Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Kenneth Tolkien to read onlineMoreLess
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