I heard a record of the celtic harp, and relived the bardic times Of wild tales of valour Steeped in mystery and Merlin's magic. Fairies danced in the moonlight as the Bard sang To the tune of the harp. Men lived in honourable strife And drank to dead heroes Women loved and respected Were happy in their lot Never thought of equality They knew their power. Wisdom oft was sought from seers skilled in the ancient arts when gods walked the earth. Rome destroyed the Celtic world Now enslaved in hymn and prayer and never a harp to be heard.
I opened a bottle of ale and drank to the memory of the Celtic world and days of the bardic harp.
"Women loved and respected Were happy in their lot Never thought of equality They knew their power."
You are so right: in fact women inherit power when they are born, no doubt about it. This is supposed to be a special race of lively elegance and exquisite forms, sweet voice and amazing looks. And they inherit various talents into the bargain. But sadly nature makes blunders, staggers and upsets the heavenly pattern, which happens more often than not. Thank you for sharing this poem!
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ty for bringing this to us
Were happy in their lot
Never thought of equality
Those were the days when woman were happy beside the hearth, looking after their husbands amd family.
Loved this poem, took me back to my past.
Lovely poem...
Were happy in their lot
Never thought of equality
They knew their power."
You are so right: in fact women inherit power when they are born, no doubt about it. This is supposed to be a special race of lively elegance and exquisite forms, sweet voice and amazing looks. And they inherit various talents into the bargain. But sadly nature makes blunders, staggers and upsets the heavenly pattern, which happens more often than not. Thank you for sharing this poem!