I'LL love thee evermore, Eileen a Roon! I'll bless thee o'er and o'er, Eileen a Roon! O, for thy sake I'll tread, Where the plains of Mayo spread; By hope still fondly led, Eileen a Roon! O, how may I gain thee? Eileen a Roon! Shall feasting entertain thee? Eileen a Roon; I would range the world wide, With love alone to guide, To win thee for my bride, Eileen a Roon! Then wilt thou come away? Eileen a Roon! O, wilt thou come or stay? Eileen a Roon! O yes! O yes! with thee I will wander far and free, And thy only love shall be Eileen a Roon! A hundred thousand welcomes, Eileen a Roon! A hundred thousand welcomes, Eileen a Roon! O, welcome evermore, With welcomes yet in store, Till love and life are o'er, Eileen a Roon! | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...THE FEAST OF LIGHTS by EMMA LAZARUS BACCALAUREATE by ARCHIBALD MACLEISH HOMAGE TO SEXTUS PROPERTIUS: 10 by EZRA POUND SANTA FE SKETCHES by CARL SANDBURG HIDE AND SEEK by SARA TEASDALE RESCUE by JEAN STARR UNTERMEYER |