The Poetry of Wales
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The Poetry of Wales, by John Jenkins
THE POETRY OF WALES.
PREFACE.
INTRODUCTION.
PART I. THE SUBLIME.
SNOWDON.
THE DAY OF JUDGMENT.
THE IMMOVABLE COVENANT.
AN ODE TO THE THUNDER.
THE DELUGE.
THE SHIPWRECK.
SNOWDON.
THE DAY OF JUDGMENT.
THE IMMOVABLE COVENANT.
AN ODE TO THE THUNDER.
THE DELUGE.
THE SHIPWRECK.
PART II. THE BEAUTIFUL.
AN ADDRESS TO THE SUMMER.
SONG TO ARVON.
TO THE SPRING.
TO THE NIGHTINGALE.
THE FLOWERS OF SPRING.
TO MAY
THE DAWN.
TO THE DAISY.
THE LILY AND THE ROSE.
THE CIRCLING OF THE MEAD HORNS.
DAFYDD AP GWILYM TO THE WHITE GULL.
TO THE LARK.
DAFYDD AP GWILYM’S INVOCATION TO THE SUMMER TO VISIT GLAMORGANSHIRE,
A BRIDAL SONG.
THE LEGEND OF TRWST LLYWELYN.
THE GOLDEN GOBLET,
THE SICK MAN’S DREAM.
THE FAIRY’S SONG.
WALTER SELE.
AN ADDRESS TO THE SUMMER.
SONG TO ARVON.
TO THE SPRING.
TO THE NIGHTINGALE.
THE FLOWERS OF SPRING.
TO MAY
THE DAWN.
TO THE DAISY.
THE LILY AND THE ROSE.
THE CIRCLING OF THE MEAD HORNS.
DAFYDD AP GWILYM TO THE WHITE GULL.
TO THE LARK.
DAFYDD AP GWILYM’S INVOCATION TO THE SUMMER TO VISIT GLAMORGANSHIRE,
A BRIDAL SONG.
THE LEGEND OF TRWST LLYWELYN.
THE GOLDEN GOBLET,
THE SICK MAN’S DREAM.
THE FAIRY’S SONG.
WALTER SELE.
PART III. THE PATRIOTIC.
MY FATHER-LAND.
MY NATIVE LAND.
ODE TO CAMBRIA.
AN ODE ON THE DEATH OF HOEL.
THE DEATH OF OWAIN.
RODERIC’S LAMENT.
THE BATTLE OF GWENYSTRAD.
TALIESIN’S PROPHECY. {86}
THE MONARCHY OF BRITAIN. {87c}
FAREWELL TO WALES.
THE CASTLES OF WALES.
THE EISTEDDFOD,
LLYWARCH HEN’S LAMENT ON CYNDDYLAN.
THE LAMENT OP LLYWARCH HEN.
THE HALL OF CYNDDYLAN.
THE GRAVE OF KING ARTHUR. {94a}
THE VENGEANCE OF OWAIN. {96}
MY FATHER-LAND.
MY NATIVE LAND.
ODE TO CAMBRIA.
AN ODE ON THE DEATH OF HOEL.
THE DEATH OF OWAIN.
RODERIC’S LAMENT.
THE BATTLE OF GWENYSTRAD.
TALIESIN’S PROPHECY. {86}
THE MONARCHY OF BRITAIN. {87c}
FAREWELL TO WALES.
THE CASTLES OF WALES.
THE EISTEDDFOD,
LLYWARCH HEN’S LAMENT ON CYNDDYLAN.
THE LAMENT OP LLYWARCH HEN.
THE HALL OF CYNDDYLAN.
THE GRAVE OF KING ARTHUR. {94a}
THE VENGEANCE OF OWAIN. {96}
PART IV. THE HUMOROUS.
OLD MORGAN AND HIS WIFE.
SONG OF THE FOSTER-SON, LOVE.
PENNILLION.
TRIBANAU.
OLD MORGAN AND HIS WIFE.
SONG OF THE FOSTER-SON, LOVE.
PENNILLION.
TRIBANAU.
PART V. THE SENTIMENTAL.
THE ROSE OF LLAN MEILEN.
MY NATIVE COT.
UNDER THE ORCHARD TREE.
THE BANKS OF THE DEE.
GWILYM GLYN AND RUTH OF DYFFRYN.
THE LORD OF CLAS.
THE ROSE OF THE GLEN.
THE MOUNTAIN GALLOWAY.
GLAN GEIRIONYDD.
THE MOTHER TO HER CHILD AFTER ITS FATHER’S DEATH.
WOMAN.
THE FAITHFUL MAIDEN.
THE EWE.
THE SONG OF THE FISHERMAN’S WIFE.
THE WITHERED LEAF.
SAD DIED THE MAIDEN.
THE WORLD AND THE SEA: A COMPARISON.
THE POOR MAN’S GRAVE.
THE BARD’S LONG-TRIED AFFECTION FOR MORFYDD.
THE GROVE OF BROOM.
ADDRESS TO A BIRCH TREE,
THE HOLLY GROVE.
THE SWAN.
MAY AND NOVEMBER.
THE CUCKOO’S TALE.
DAFYDD AP GWILYM’S ADDRESS TO MORFYDD AFTER SHE MARRIED HIS RIVAL.
THE ROSE OF LLAN MEILEN.
MY NATIVE COT.
UNDER THE ORCHARD TREE.
THE BANKS OF THE DEE.
GWILYM GLYN AND RUTH OF DYFFRYN.
THE LORD OF CLAS.
THE ROSE OF THE GLEN.
THE MOUNTAIN GALLOWAY.
GLAN GEIRIONYDD.
THE MOTHER TO HER CHILD AFTER ITS FATHER’S DEATH.
WOMAN.
THE FAITHFUL MAIDEN.
THE EWE.
THE SONG OF THE FISHERMAN’S WIFE.
THE WITHERED LEAF.
SAD DIED THE MAIDEN.
THE WORLD AND THE SEA: A COMPARISON.
THE POOR MAN’S GRAVE.
THE BARD’S LONG-TRIED AFFECTION FOR MORFYDD.
THE GROVE OF BROOM.
ADDRESS TO A BIRCH TREE,
THE HOLLY GROVE.
THE SWAN.
MAY AND NOVEMBER.
THE CUCKOO’S TALE.
DAFYDD AP GWILYM’S ADDRESS TO MORFYDD AFTER SHE MARRIED HIS RIVAL.
PART VI. THE RELIGIOUS.
FROM THE HYMNS OF THE REV. WILLIAM WILLIAMS, PANTYCELYN.
TRANSLATIONS FROM MISCELLANEOUS WELSH HYMNS.
THE FARMER’S PRAYER.
THE PRAISE AND COMMENDATION OF A GOOD WOMAN.
TWENTY THIRD PSALM.
SHORT IS THE LIFE OF MAN.
CONCERNING THE DIVINE PROVIDENCE.
FROM THE HYMNS OF THE REV. WILLIAM WILLIAMS, PANTYCELYN.
TRANSLATIONS FROM MISCELLANEOUS WELSH HYMNS.
THE FARMER’S PRAYER.
THE PRAISE AND COMMENDATION OF A GOOD WOMAN.
TWENTY THIRD PSALM.
SHORT IS THE LIFE OF MAN.
CONCERNING THE DIVINE PROVIDENCE.
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