Fires of Driftwood by Isabel Ecclestone Mackay
page 90 of 107 (84%)
page 90 of 107 (84%)
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And so I leave my mother lone, No meal to fill the pot, And follow, follow wild Eileen. If so I will or not. I fear to meet her in the glen, Or seek her by the shore; I fear to lift her cabin's latch, But--should she come no more!-- O Eileen Og, O wild Eileen, My heart is wracked with fear Lest you should meet your faery kin, And, laughing, leave me here! The Banshee THE Banshee cries on the rising wind "O-hoho, O hoho-o-o!" The dead to free and the quick to bind-- (Close fast the shutter and draw the blind!) "O-hoho, O hoho-o-o!" Why are you paler my dearest dear? "O-hoho, O hoho-o-o!" |
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