Lyra Celtica:
章节目录
共 19 段- O to mount again where erst I haunted;
- Of living poets who write in Gaelic, there are more in Scotl
- Woods and wilds, and misty valleys,
- Raise the song, and strike the harp; send round the shells o
- Brightly glisten the tops of the furze; have confidence with
- Thy lovely motions answering to the rhyme
- To the hills let us go,
- And it flows and it flows with a motion,
- The sun had opened golden yellow,
- And at His feet the mighty Angel kneeleth,
- O Spirit, that broods upon the hills
- Hymn to Colour.
- Trebarrow.
- “Be swift, Revenge, on the feet of the sorrows of Arvor!”
- O shapely Flower that must for aye endure!
- The “Gorwynion” of Llywarc’h Hên, “Prince of the Cambrian Br
- While it is not the case, as sometimes averred, that Mangan
- This celebrated Gaelic poet was born in the first half of th
- Born in 1830, the grandson of the Rev. Lewis Evans, a well-k