braithim an ghrian laistiar d'úscadh scamall, anoir aniar aduaidh aneas braithim teas tamall, fás, buailim bob ar bhás.
Rosenstock Lieder
Song Cycle by Frank Corcoran (b. 1944)
1. Grian
Language: Irish (Gaelic)
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2. Sliabh
Language: Irish (Gaelic)
an bhfuil na sléibhte gorm dubh nó bán? an bhfuil siad le feiscint go hiomlán? an bhfaca daonnaí sliabh riamh?
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3. Íosa
Language: Irish (Gaelic)
I measc seangán faoi chloch tá Íosa, déanann seisean, leis, a phíosa; tógann francaigh dó altóir níl séarach gan sanctóir, i séipéil faightear é faoi ghlas slánaitheoir gan teacht as.
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4. Selkirk
Language: Irish (Gaelic)
ar aimsigh Selkirk kirk ann féin - ciúnas an chiúinaigéin - nó an raibh a shéipéal lán go béal le lúbarnaíl éisc oíche? Selkirk is ea gach fear faoin ngréin ag samhlú parthais san imigéin, ar feadh do shaoil ag foghlaim bhraille riamh riamh is choíche!
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5. Stoirm
Language: Irish (Gaelic)
cleatráil doirse is fuinneog deatach, dusta, duilleoga, tá an lá ina ghála aon domhan gan fál.
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