EVAN MACCOLL

EVAN MACCOLL

SHE died—as die the rosesOn the ruddy clouds of dawn,When the envious sun disclosesHis flame, and morning's gone.She died—like snow glad-gracingSome sea-marge fair, when, lo!Rude waves, each other chasing,Quick hide it 'neath their flow.She died—like snow fair showeringSome sea-marge, when, anon,In comes the wave devouring—The beautiful is gone.She died—as dies the gloryOf music's sweetest swell:She died—as dies the storyWhen the best is still to tell!She died—as dies moon-beamingWhen scowls the rayless wave;She died—like sweetest dreamingThat hastens to its grave.She died—and died she early;Heaven wearied for its own.As the dipping sun, my Mary,Thy morning ray went down!

SHE died—as die the rosesOn the ruddy clouds of dawn,When the envious sun disclosesHis flame, and morning's gone.She died—like snow glad-gracingSome sea-marge fair, when, lo!Rude waves, each other chasing,Quick hide it 'neath their flow.She died—like snow fair showeringSome sea-marge, when, anon,In comes the wave devouring—The beautiful is gone.She died—as dies the gloryOf music's sweetest swell:She died—as dies the storyWhen the best is still to tell!She died—as dies moon-beamingWhen scowls the rayless wave;She died—like sweetest dreamingThat hastens to its grave.She died—and died she early;Heaven wearied for its own.As the dipping sun, my Mary,Thy morning ray went down!

SHE died—as die the rosesOn the ruddy clouds of dawn,When the envious sun disclosesHis flame, and morning's gone.

SHE died—as die the roses

On the ruddy clouds of dawn,

When the envious sun discloses

His flame, and morning's gone.

She died—like snow glad-gracingSome sea-marge fair, when, lo!Rude waves, each other chasing,Quick hide it 'neath their flow.

She died—like snow glad-gracing

Some sea-marge fair, when, lo!

Rude waves, each other chasing,

Quick hide it 'neath their flow.

She died—like snow fair showeringSome sea-marge, when, anon,In comes the wave devouring—The beautiful is gone.

She died—like snow fair showering

Some sea-marge, when, anon,

In comes the wave devouring—

The beautiful is gone.

She died—as dies the gloryOf music's sweetest swell:She died—as dies the storyWhen the best is still to tell!

She died—as dies the glory

Of music's sweetest swell:

She died—as dies the story

When the best is still to tell!

She died—as dies moon-beamingWhen scowls the rayless wave;She died—like sweetest dreamingThat hastens to its grave.

She died—as dies moon-beaming

When scowls the rayless wave;

She died—like sweetest dreaming

That hastens to its grave.

She died—and died she early;Heaven wearied for its own.As the dipping sun, my Mary,Thy morning ray went down!

She died—and died she early;

Heaven wearied for its own.

As the dipping sun, my Mary,

Thy morning ray went down!


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