Classic and Contemporary Poetry
IN MEMORIAM: J. MACMEIKIN; DIED APRIL 1883, by THOMAS EDWARD BROWN Poet's Biography First Line: Excellent manxman, scotia gave you birth Last Line: Go up to god, and joys unspeakable! Alternate Author Name(s): Brown, T. E. Subject(s): Gell, Charles (chalse Y Killey) (d. 1870); Isle Of Man | ||||||||
EXCELLENT Manxman, Scotia gave you birth, But you were ours, being apt to take the print Of island forms, the mood, the tone, the tint, Nor missed the ripples of the larger mirth. A lovely soul has sought the silent firth; Yet haply on our shores you still may hint A delicate presence, though no visible dint Betrays where you have touched the conscious earth. You walk with our loved "Chalse"; you help him speak A gracious tongue, to us not wholly clear, And sing the "Hymns" -- fond dream that wont to dwell In his confusion. Friend of all things weak, Go down to that sweet soil you held so dear! Go up to God, and joys unspeakable! | Discover our poem explanations - click here!Other Poems of Interest...BELLA GORRY; THE PAZON'S STORY by THOMAS EDWARD BROWN FO'C'S'LE YARNS: 1ST SERIES. SPIES ALTERA; TO THE FUTURE MANX POET by THOMAS EDWARD BROWN FO'C'S'LE YARNS: ENVOY. GO BACK! by THOMAS EDWARD BROWN JOB THE WHITE by THOMAS EDWARD BROWN KITTY OF THE SHERRAGH VANE by THOMAS EDWARD BROWN MARY QUAYLE; THE CURATE'S STORY by THOMAS EDWARD BROWN THE INDIAMAN by THOMAS EDWARD BROWN THE MANX WITCH; A STORY OF THE LAXDALE MINES by THOMAS EDWARD BROWN TO G. TRUSTRUM by THOMAS EDWARD BROWN TOMMY BIG-EYES by THOMAS EDWARD BROWN |
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