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DUANvii. TIGHMORA. 315
Is lìonmhor an siublial air rèidh,
Far an tog an sìol an t-sleagh ?
No 'n èirich ar crònan air thùs
IVIu 'n fhear nach tog an t-sleagh gu bràth,
Fear cliosgairt air gleann nan slògh 310
O Mhòma nan iomadh bad ?
Ni 'n dì-chuimhn dhomh dorchadh nam blàr,
Chinn-fheadhna nam bard o thùs,
Togar cloch dha aig Lubar nan carn,
Aite-còmhnuidh do Fholdath *s d'a chHu : 315
Ach taom m' anam air àm nan laoch,
Air na bhadhnaibh san d'èirich iad suas ^ '
Air tonn Innis-uaine nan colg.
Ni 'n aiteas do Chathmor a mhàin
Cuimhne Lumoin, innis uaine nan slògh ; 320
Lumon, talamh nan sruth,
Caoin.chòmhnuidh nam bàn-bhroilleach òigh.
Lumon nan sruth,
Tha thu deahadh air m' anam fèin ;
Tha do ghrian air do thaobh 325
Air carraig nan crann bu trom.
Tha t'eihd chiar,
Do dhearg bàr mhòr am measg nam bad
A' faicinn air shabh
An colg-chù a' siubhal grad. 330
Mall air an rèidh
Tha ceumna nan òigh,
Oigh làmh-gheal nan teud
'S nam bogha crom sa' mhagh,
Togail an gorm shùl tlàth S35
O'n leadan bàrr-bhuidh air sHabh nam flath.
Ni bheil ceumna Lear-thonn sa' bheinn.

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