The Kiltartan Poetry book
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.■t7 58 Meditates on a Rich Man's Life After that, an old man among old men ; Respect on you and honour on you.
Head of the court, of the jury, of the meeting.
And the counsellors not the worse for having you.
At the end of your days death, and then Hiding away; the boards and the church.
What are you better after to-night Than Ned the beggar or Seaghan the fool ?
ForgaiU's Praise of ColumciUe THIS now is the poem of praise and of lamentation that was made for Colum- ciUe, Speckled Salmon of th...e Boyne, High Saint of the Gael, by Forgaill that was afterwards called Blind Forgaill, Chief Poet of Ireland : It is not a little story this is ; it is not a story about a fool it is; it is not one district that is keening but every district, with a great sound that is not to be borne, hearing the story of ColumciUe, without life, without a church.
It is not the trouble of one house, or the grief of one harp-string; all the plains are heavy, hearing the word that is a wound.
What way will a simple man tell of him?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
.■t7 58 Meditates on a Rich Man's Life After that, an old man among old men ; Respect on you and honour on you.
Head of the court, of the jury, of the meeting.
And the counsellors not the worse for having you.
At the end of your days death, and then Hiding away; the boards and the church.
What are you better after to-night Than Ned the beggar or Seaghan the fool ?
ForgaiU's Praise of ColumciUe THIS now is the poem of praise and of lamentation that was made for Colum- ciUe, Speckled Salmon of th...e Boyne, High Saint of the Gael, by Forgaill that was afterwards called Blind Forgaill, Chief Poet of Ireland : It is not a little story this is ; it is not a story about a fool it is; it is not one district that is keening but every district, with a great sound that is not to be borne, hearing the story of ColumciUe, without life, without a church.
It is not the trouble of one house, or the grief of one harp-string; all the plains are heavy, hearing the word that is a wound.
What way will a simple man tell of him?
What to read after The Kiltartan Poetry book?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gregory Lady to read onlineMoreLess
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