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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
A STIRRUP-CUP, by DOUGLAS AINSLIE Poem Explanation First Line: Lady, whose ancestor Last Line: Lochiel's granddaughter! | |||
LADY, whose ancestor Fought for Prince Charlie, Met once and never more, No time for parley! Yet drink a glass with me "Over the water": Memories pass to me, Chieftain's granddaughter! "Say, will he come again?" Nay, lady, never. "Say, will he never reign?" Yea, lady, ever. Yea, for the heart of us Follows Prince Charlie; There's not a part of us Bows not as barley. Under the breeze that blew Up the Atlantic, Wafting the one, the true Prince, the romantic, Back to his native land Over the water: Here's to Prince Charlie and Lochiel's granddaughter! | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...GOOD FRIDAY'S HOOPOE by DOUGLAS AINSLIE LINES PREFIXED TO ST JOHN OF DAMASCUS by DOUGLAS AINSLIE CHRIST IN THE UNIVERSE by ALICE MEYNELL DRIFTING by THOMAS BUCHANAN READ THE FOLLY OF BEING COMFORTED by WILLIAM BUTLER YEATS TIME OF ROSES by EDMUND CHARLES BLUNDEN A NEW PILGRIMAGE: 7 by WILFRID SCAWEN BLUNT ANY WIFE TO ANY HUSBAND by ROBERT BROWNING PROTEUS by ROBERT WILLIAMS BUCHANAN A LIKENESS (PORTRAIT BUST OF AN UNKNOWN, CAPITOL, ROME) by WILLA SIBERT CATHER ON A SPANIEL, CALLED BEAU, KILLING A YOUNG BIRD by WILLIAM COWPER |
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