Skip to content

Chapter I

Text size

Once in the gloaming, Fortune met me here;
Fair did she seem, and Love was on me laid,
Her hair was raised, as were it half a sphere,
Flowered on her breast a rose that cannot fade.
Then said I, "Fortune, thou without a peer,
What rule shall tell the measure of thine aid?"
"The pathway of the moon through all the year,
The channel of the exhaustless sea," she said.

Comments

Log in to leave a comment.

Essays in the Study of Folk-Songs (1886)Chapter I

0%1 min left in chapter