Welsh Lyrics of the Nineteenth Century by Edmund O. Jones
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Ere breaks the light,
Stars that through the darkness swim Are sinking in the distance dim. See! the day its spears hath hurled From the Eastern world; And each shaft is flaming red As though the night had dying bled. Matin song of skylark gay Proclaims the day; Fled the dragons of the dark And quenched the firefly's glimmering spark. White its head now Snowdon rears, The sun appears! Day and brightness, lo, he brings To pauper's cot and hall of kings. The White Stone. Though far from my poor, feeble hand, My country's harp of gold, Though far from that dear home I stand, Where it was played of old, My mother tongue hath yet a spell And inward voice, which bids me tell |
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