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102 WELSH POETRY OLD AND NEW On falsehood and deceit he so has thriven, He counts himself as sacred in God's sight.
Is there enough of saving grace in Heaven To wash the dragoman's black conscience white ?
Dyfed.
IN MEMORY OF MAIR ELUNED COULD I have Mair, once more, All that I have and ten times o'er Of earthly fame and worldly store, That once I set my heart upon Lord, bid them one and all begone, But give me back my Mair.
Oh, how I long for Mair My gentle daughter, pure and fair ! Thy Hand, ...her life refused to spare, I know not why. I bow to Thee. Though woe's her mother, woe is me ! Since Mair no more we see.
Oh, how I long for Mair !
Again the children round my chair Are gay as larks in summer air, MY LAND 103 But we grow old before our time To miss, amid the merry chime, The footfall of our Main From Mair how can I part ? She made her home within my heart, And filled it with the fondest love ; Now she has flown to heaven above And I am left, I know not where Still mourning for my Mair.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
102 WELSH POETRY OLD AND NEW On falsehood and deceit he so has thriven, He counts himself as sacred in God's sight.
Is there enough of saving grace in Heaven To wash the dragoman's black conscience white ?
Dyfed.
IN MEMORY OF MAIR ELUNED COULD I have Mair, once more, All that I have and ten times o'er Of earthly fame and worldly store, That once I set my heart upon Lord, bid them one and all begone, But give me back my Mair.
Oh, how I long for Mair My gentle daughter, pure and fair ! Thy Hand, ...her life refused to spare, I know not why. I bow to Thee. Though woe's her mother, woe is me ! Since Mair no more we see.
Oh, how I long for Mair !
Again the children round my chair Are gay as larks in summer air, MY LAND 103 But we grow old before our time To miss, amid the merry chime, The footfall of our Main From Mair how can I part ? She made her home within my heart, And filled it with the fondest love ; Now she has flown to heaven above And I am left, I know not where Still mourning for my Mair.
What to read after Welsh Poetry Old And New in English Verse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Graves Alfred Perceval to read onlineMoreLess
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