More Songs of Angus, and Others (Classic Reprint) - Tapa dura

Sinopsis

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Past life, past tears, far past the grave, The tryst is set for me, Since, for our all, your all you gave On the slopes of Picardy.

On Angus, in the autumn nights, The ice-green light shall lie, Beyond the trees the Northern Lights Slant on the belts of sky.

But miles on miles from Scottish soil You sleep, past war and scaith, Your country's freedman, loosed from toil, In honour and in faith.

For Angus held you in her spell, Her Grampians, faint and blue, Her ways, the speech you knew so well, Were half the world to you.

Yet rest, my son our souls are those Nor time nor death can part, And lie you proudly, folded close To France's deathless heart.

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