The Collected Works of James Clarence Mangan Poems V4 Poems: 1848-1912

by Chuto, Jacques; Holzapfel, Rudolf Patrick; MacMahon, Peter; Snodaigh, Patrick O; Shannon-Mangan, Ellen; Dushlane, Tadhg O; Kamp, Peter Van De; Mangan, James Clarence

• ISBN13: 9780716526001
• ISBN10: 071652600X
• Format: Hardcover
• Copyright: 1999-06-24
• Publisher: Irish Academic Press

Table of Contents

General Introduction
Note on the Poetry Volumes
Introduction to this Volume
The Penance of Don Rodrigo	p. 1
The Two Envoys	p. 3
The Song of Harold the Bold	p. 6
My Three Plagues	p. 9
The Fatal Bridal	p. 10
The Fairies' Passage	p. 14
Rights of Property	p. 16
A Voice of Encouragement	p. 17
The Wrongs and Woes of Erin	p. 19
Hush-a-by Baby	p. 23
Unrest in the Grave	p. 26
Lament of Seanchan for the Death of Dallan	p. 28
St. Patrick's Hymn before Tarah	p. 29
Farewell to my Country	p. 33
A Vision A.D. 1848	p. 37
Lochlan O'Daly, on the Suppression of the Monasteries	p. 40
The Marseillaise	p. 44
St. Columba's Hymn to St. Bridget	p. 46
Holy are the Works of Mary's Blessed Son	p. 47
Irish National Hymn	p. 48
The Eve of Saint Silvester	p. 50
The Tribune's Hymn for Pentecost	p. 55
Stavooren	p. 57
Wreaths for the Non-living	p. 59
The Devil and the Wind	p. 60
The Death-Garland	p. 62
The Santon and the Maiden	p. 63
Fidelity	p. 66
The Parricide	p. 67
The Treble Death	p. 69
Lament of Ferghaill Og Mac an Bhaird for his Visit to Scotland	p. 74
An Ode of Hafiz	p. 76
The Kalender	p. 77
Mother and Son	p. 78
Ellen a-Ruin	p. 80
Elegy on the Death of Sultan Suleimaun the Magnificent	p. 81
The Time ere the Roses were Blowing	p. 84
The Everlasting Jew	p. 85
The Irish Language	p. 88
The Disinterred Kings	p. 90
Denmark after the Battle of Copenhagen	p. 92
The Widowed Yew	p. 93
Paul and the Hospodar	p. 96
Look Forward!	p. 98
Panegyric of Thomas Dubh Butler, Earl of Ormond, between the Reigns of Henry VIII and Elizabeth	p. 100
The Vision of Egan O'Reilly	p. 102
The Tragedy of Ruaghri and Dearbhorgilla	p. 106
To the Munster Bards of my Time	p. 109
Duhallow	p. 111
Epigram - The Richest Caliph	p. 113
March Forth, Eighteen Forty-Nine!	p. 114
The Bard, Cathal O'Daly's, Keen for Owen Roe O'Neill	p. 116
The Funerals	p. 117
The Voice of Ferghall Mac Ward, from Alba to Ireland	p. 119
For Soul and Country	p. 122
Gasparo Bandollo	p. 124
Bear Up!	p. 128
Ghazel	p. 130
The Siege of Maynooth	p. 131
Words of Encouragement	p. 133
A Word in Reply to Joseph Brenan	p. 134
Let not the Gael Despair!	p. 135
The Famine	p. 137
Posthumous Poems	p. 139
All I have penned	p. 141
Should one of the stock of the noble Gael	p. 141
How clustering and green	p. 141
The Dame of the Slender Wattle	p. 141
Stricken and feeble	p. 142
A priest bade me marry	p. 143
The Brightest of the Bright	p. 143
Since born was GOD's Eternal Son	p. 144
The lands of my fathers	p. 145
A grave-stone lies above thee	p. 145
The Fair Hills of Eire, O!	p. 145
A Lament for the Fenians	p. 147
Moirin Ni Chuillionain (O'Tuomy)	p. 148
Spirit of Song	p. 150
O'Tuomy's Drinking Song	p. 151
Andrew Magrath's Reply to John O'Tuomy	p. 151
The Maiden	p. 153
A Reply to The Maiden	p. 153
A Whack at the Whigs	p. 154
The Flower of All Maidens	p. 155
The Mangaire Sugach's Pastime	p. 157
The Star of Kilkenny	p. 158
The Geraldine's Daughter (O'Rahilly)	p. 159
Georgey the Dotard	p. 161
Sighile Ni Gara	p. 161
Peter O'Dornin's Courtship	p. 163
Moirin Ni Chuillionnain (Anon.)	p. 167
Conor O'Riordan's Vision	p. 167
The Coolun	p. 169
Moirin Ni Chuillionnain (Cotter)	p. 170
The Little Bench of Rushes	p. 171
Caitilin Ni Uallachain	p. 171
A Welcome for King Charles	p. 172
The Virgin, Wife, and Widow	p. 173
A Health to King Charles	p. 174
White's Daughter of the Dell	p. 177
Donall na Greine	p. 178
The Return of the Wild Geese	p. 181
Isabel Ni Brian	p. 182
The Fair-Haired Child	p. 182
The Dark Fairy Rath	p. 184
The Dark Maiden of the Valley	p. 185
The Geraldine's Daughter (Donall na Buile)	p. 186
Leather Away with the Wattle, O!	p. 188
A Lament for Kilcash	p. 189
The Fairy Rath of Bruff	p. 191
Kate Ni Neill	p. 192
Black-Haired Fair Rose	p. 193
Little Black-Haired Rose	p. 194
Edmund of the Hill	p. 195
Mary my Darling	p. 197
The Wandering Exile	p. 198
Whiskey on the Way	p. 198
The Brown Sloe-Tree	p. 199
Edward Nagle's Vision	p. 200
Patrick Condon's Vision	p. 202
Conor O'Sullivan's Dream	p. 203
Donogh O'Sullivan's Reply to Conor O'Sullivan	p. 204
The Rev. Patrick O'Brien's Vision	p. 205
The River Lee	p. 207
Genius: A Fragment	p. 208
The False and the True Glory	p. 208
Watch the Clock	p. 210
The Bull Fight	p. 211
Still a Nation	p. 215
The Expedition and Death of King Dathy	p. 216
The Groans of Despair	p. 219
Moreen Cullenan	p. 220
The Nameless One	p. 222
Miler Magrath's Apostacy	p. 224
Have Hope!	p. 226
The Last Words of Theodore Korner	p. 228
The Barrier	p. 228
Consolation and Counsel	p. 229
The One Old Serpent	p. 232
When Hearts were Trumps!	p. 233
The Croppy's Ghost	p. 235
The Fated Three	p. 236
The Tribes of Ireland	p. 238
Lament for Owen Roe O'Neill	p. 254
A Poem	p. 255
The Pleasant Hills of Erin	p. 257
Farewell to the Wine-Cup	p. 259
All around me liveth still	p. 260
Oh! no one knows how much I sigh	p. 260
Brian's Lament for King Mahon	p. 261
Unpublished Poems
Lines, written at 16	p. 263
Lines, written at 17	p. 263
Fragments of a Romance, written at 17	p. 264
Song, written at 18	p. 266
Epigram (All things has Felix changed)	p. 266
Notes	p. 269
General Index	p. 309
Index of Titles	p. 311
Index of First Lines	p. 336
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