O Blessed
Virgin Mary.
Mother of God and our most gentle Queen and Mother,
look down in mercy upon
England, your Dowry
,and upon us all who greatly hope and trust in you.
By you
it was that Jesus, our Savior and hope,
was given to the world; and he has
given you to us that we may hope still more.
Plead for us your children,
whom
you did receive and accept at the foot of the Cross-,
O sorrowful Mother.
Intercede for our separate brethren
, that with us in the one true fold they
may be united to the Chief Shepherds the Vicar of our Son.
Pray for us all,
dear Mother, that by faith fruitful in good works we may all deserve to see
and praise God,
together with you in our heavenly home. Amen.
They dug him a grave and dug it so
deep
They covered him over with flowers so sweet And he has turned in for to
take a long sleep
And maybe now he’s forgotten.
The
Spinning Wheel
Mellow the moon-light to shine is
beginning, close by the window young Eileen is spinning,
Bent o'er the fire
blind grand-mother sitting crooning
and moaning and drowsily knitting .
Merrily
cheerily noise-less-ly whirring spins the wheel rings the reel while the
foot stirring.
Lightly and brightly and airily ringing sounds the sweet voice
of the young maiden singing
What's the noise that I hear at the
window I wonder. "Tis the little birds chirping the holly-bush
under"
"what makes you be shoving
and moving your stool on, An'
singing,
all wrong, that old song of " The Cooling"?
...............Lazily, easily,
swings now the wheel round. Slowly is heard now the reel's sound;
Noiseless
and light to the lattice above her.
The maid steps then leaps to the arms of
her lover. ......


On Raglan Road
of an autumn day I saw her
first and knew
That her dark hair would weave a snare that I would one day
rue.
I saw the danger and I passed along the enchanted way.
And I said let
grief be a falling leaf at the dawning of the day.
On Grafton Street in November we
tripped along the ledge
Of a deep ravine where can be seen the worth of
passion play.
The Queen of Hearts still making tarts, and I not making hay.
oh
I loved too much and such is such and such, Is happiness thrown away.
I gave her gifts of the mind, I
gave her the secret signs
That's known to the artists who have known the
true gods of the sound and stone.
And her words and tint without a
stint, I gave her poems to say.
With her own dark hair, Like clouds over
fields of May.
On a quiet street where old ghosts
meet,
i see her walking now Away from me so hurriedly, my reason must allow.
That I had loved not as I should, a creature made of clay,
When the angel woos
the clay he'll lose His wings a the dawn of the day.
Bring flowers
of the rarest, bring blossoms the fairest,
from garden and woodland and
hillside and dale;
our full hearts are swelling,
our glad voices telling the
praise of the loveliest flower of the vale.
O Mary we crown the with
blossoms today,
Queen of the Angels and Queen of the May (2)
Their lady
they name thee,their mistress proclaim thee.
Oh, grant that thy children on
earth be as true,
as long as the bowers are radiant with flowers
as long as
the azure shall keep its bright hue.
Verse
Sing gaily in chorus the bright
angels o'er us re-echo the strains we begin upon earth,
their harps are
repeating the notes of our greeting for
Mary herself is the cause of our
mirth.
Verse.
Faith of our
fathers, living still in spite of dungeon, fire and sword; oh,
how our
hearts beat high with joy whene'er we hear that glorious word!
Faith of our fathers! Holy Faith
We will be true to thee till death,
we will be true to the till death.
Our fathers, chained in prisons
dark, were still in heart and conscience free;
how sweet would be their
children's fate, if they like them could die for thee!
Verse
Faith of our fathers , Mary's
prayers shall win our country back to thee;
and through the truth that comes
from God our land shall then indeed be free.
Verse
Faith of our fathers, we will love
both friend and foe in all our strife,
and preach thee too, as love knows how
by kindly words and virtuous life.