A Celtic Psaltery by Alfred Perceval Graves
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page 105 of 205 (51%)
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Shot at the radiant round above,
My intercessor with Heaven's King, My boyhood's second blossoming, My little, laughing, loving John, For you I'm sunk in shadow wan! Good-bye, good-bye, for evermore My little lively squirrel's store, The happy bouncing of his ball, His carol up and down the hall! Adieu, my little dancing one, Adieu, adieu, my son, my son! THE NOBLE'S GRAVE (After Sion Cent, 1386-1420, priest of Kentchurch, in Hereford) Premier Peer but yesterday, Lone within the tomb to-morrow; For his silken garments gay, Grave-clothes in a gravelled furrow. No love-making, homage none; From his mines no golden mintage; No rich traffic in the sun; |
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