Lays from the West by M. A. Nicholl
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Swift, swift was the meeting
Of Death, with earth's glory! Unrivalled in splendour His sky was at morning, Still brightening, its grandeur His noonday adorning. But a dark cloud rose glooming, Ah, me! 'twas Death's shadow! It chilled the heat blooming Of hillside or meadow! Oh, waters and wondrous deep, Mountains and valleys, Woodlands and heathery steep, Lone greenwood alleys-- Sound the weird wail of woe, Tell the news sad and low, Let all the wide world knew Of Erin's best lost one! WELCOME TO SPRING. Oh, Spring! sweet Spring! with your golden hours, |
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