A Celtic Psaltery by Alfred Perceval Graves
page 80 of 205 (39%)
page 80 of 205 (39%)
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At morn where wouldst thou rise?
With Patrick to the skies. Lamentations THE SONG OF CREDE, DAUGHTER OF GUARE In the Battle of Aidne, Crede, the daughter of King Guare of Aidne, beheld Dinertach of the HyFidgenti, who had come to the help of Guare with seventeen wounds upon his breast. Then she fell in love with him. He died and was buried in the cemetery of Colman's Church. "These are the arrows that murder sleep," At every hour in the night's black deep; Pangs of Love through the long day ache All for the dead Dinertach's sake. Great love of a hero from Roiny's plain Has pierced me through with immortal pain, Blasted my beauty and left me to blanch, A riven bloom on a restless branch! |
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