Sungleams Rondeaux and Sonnets. By the Rev. Richard Wilton |
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XXVII. ON THE MOUNTAINS ROUND LOCH SHIEL,
As seen from Glencripisdale.
I see the shining mountains which enfoldWithin their mighty arms a secret glen,
Where, generations since, brave loyal men
Flocked round their Prince in his adventure bold.
Those sunlit peaks stand as they stood of old,
And flash the historic Past upon my ken;
The clansmen muster as they mustered then;
I hear their shouts, their ardour I behold.
And then I muse on heights of dear renown
Where, centuries since, another Prince was seen,
Who came to seek from loving hearts a crown:
Those sacred hills still speak of what has been,
And through the ages pass the Story down
Of dying Grace, triumphant and serene.
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