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| Poetry | |||||||||||
| Joseph Mary Plunkett | |||||||||||
| White Waves on the Water | |||||||||||
| White waves on the water, Gold leaves on the tree, As Mananan's daughter Arose from the sea. The bud and the blossom, The fruit of the foam From Ocean's white bosom Arose, from her home. She came at your calling, O winds of the world, When the ripe fruit was falling And the flowers unfurled. She came at your crying, O creatures of earth, At the sound of your sighing Made music and mirth. She came at your keening O dreamers of doom, And your sleep had new dreaming And splendour and bloom. |
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