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Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Searching... Author: macpherson, james Matches Found: 41 Macpherson, James Alternate Author Name(s): Ossian 41 poems available by this author AS A HUNDRED WINDS ON MORVEN AS THE DARK SHADES OF AUTUMN FLY OVER HILLS OF GRASS BATTLE OF LORA First Line: Son of the distant land, who dwellest in the secret CALTHON AND COLMAL First Line: Pleasant is the voice of thy song, thou lonely dweller CARRIC-THURA First Line: Hast thou left thy blue course in heaven, golden-haired CARTHON First Line: A tale of the times of old! The deeds of days of other years Last Line: The blast of the north is on the plain; %the traveller shrinks in the midst of his journey Subject(s): Highlands Of Scotland; Mythology - Gaelic CATH-LODA First Line: A tale of the times of old! %why, thou wanderer unseen CATHLIN OF CLUTHA First Line: Come, thou beam that art lonely, from watching in COLNA-DONA First Line: Col-amon of troubled streams, dark wanderer of COMALIA First Line: The chase is over. No noise on CROMA First Line: It was the voice of my love! Seldom art thou in ...' DAR-THULA First Line: Daughter of heaven, fair art thou! The silence DEATH OF CUTHULLIN First Line: Is the wind on the shield of fingal? Or is the FINGAL, SELS. Subject(s): Love FINGAL: BOOK 1 First Line: Cuthullin sat by tura's wall; by the tree of the FINGAL: BOOK 2 First Line: Connal lay by the sound of the mountain-stream FINGAL: BOOK 3 First Line: Pleasant are the words of the song!' said cuthullin FINGAL: BOOK 4 First Line: Who comes with her songs from the hill, like the FINGAL: BOOK 5 First Line: On cromla's resounding side connal spoke to the FINGAL: BOOK 6 First Line: The clouds of night came rolling down. Darkness FRAGMENTS OF ANCIENT POETRY, COLLECTED IN HIGHLANDS OF SCOTLAND, SELECTION Poem Text First Line: I sit by the mossy fountain; on top of the hill of winds Last Line: Passest, when mid-day is silent around. Subject(s): Death; Graves; Grief; Poetry & Poets; Solitude; Dead, The; Tombs; Tombstones; Sorrow; Sadness; Loneliness LATHMON First Line: Selma, thy halls are silent. There is no sound in NEAR US ARE THE FOES. THEY COME FORWARD LIKE WAVES Subject(s): Sea OINA-MORUL First Line: As flies the inconstant sun over larmon's grassy OITHONA First Line: Darkness dwells around dunlathmon, though the OSSIAN'S SONG OF SORROW Poem Text First Line: Six childless men were we, who ne'er thought harm Subject(s): Friendship QUEEN OF LOCHLIN SONGS OF SELMA First Line: Star of descending night! Fair is thy light in the west SONS OF SONG ARE GONE TO REST Subject(s): Sea SUL-MALLA OF LUMON First Line: Who moves so stately on lumon, at the roar of the TEMORA: BOOK 1 First Line: The blue waves of erin roll in light. The mountains TEMORA: BOOK 2 First Line: Father of heroes! O trenmor! High dweller of TEMORA: BOOK 3 First Line: Who is that at blue-streaming lubar? Who, by ...' TEMORA: BOOK 4 First Line: Beneath an oak,' said the king, 'I sat on selma's ...' TEMORA: BOOK 5 First Line: Thou dweller between the shields that hang, on high TEMORA: BOOK 6 First Line: Catimor rises on his hill! Shall fingal take the TEMORA: BOOK 7 First Line: From the wood-skirted waters of lego ascend, at TEMORA: BOOK 8 First Line: As when the wintry winds have seized the waves of WAR OF CAROS First Line: Bring, daughter of toscar, bring the harp! The light WAR OF INIS-THONA First Line: Our youth is like the dream of the hunter on the WAVES CROWD AWAY. THEY CROWD AWAY FOR FEAR |
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