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Aubrey De Vere Poems

  • The Three Woes
    That angel whose charge was Eiré sang thus, o'er the dark Isle winging;
    By a virgin his song was heard at a tempest's ruinous close:
    “Three golden ages God gave while your tender green blade was springing;
    Faith's earliest harvest is reaped. To-day God sends you three woes....
  • Roisin Dubh
    O who are thou with that queenly brow
    And uncrowned head?
    And why is the vest that binds thy breast,
    O'er the heart, blood-red?...
  • Sorrow
    Count each affliction, whether light or grave,
    God's messenger sent down to thee; do thou
    With courtesy receive him; rise and bow;
    And, ere his shadow pass thy threshold, crave...
  • Serenade
    Softly, O midnight Hours!
    Move softly o'er the bowers
    Where lies in happy sleep a girl so fair!
    For ye have power, men say,...
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God 3 Head 2 Song 2 Golden 2 Time 2 Wind 2 Sleep 1 Smile 1 Star 1 Rain 1


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Deveresocietyuk: happy birthday to henry de vere, 18th earl of oxford.
Nathanfrancis__: "and sweet are all things, when we learn to prize them not for their sake, but his who grants them or denies them." poems:
Borntodayfamous: [january - 10, 1814] on this day in history birth of aubrey de vere, irish writer (victori...
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