Poem by Marion Angus

A Breton Woman Sings

On resurrection morning
When the Just are glorified,
We shall not dare to look at the saints
Walking side by side

Since in Our Lady’s chapel
I bade my candles burn
For a kiss—a cry—a welcome,
A bonnie boat’s return.

And prayed not for salvation
Nor for my spirit’s food,
Only—“ My man’s a sinner,
Let Mary make him good.”

And that on Judgement morning
When the Just are glorified,
We two may creep to her white feet,
And kneel there side byside.

1. Spring
2. Invitation
3. The Fiddler
4. The Silver City
5. Alas! Poor Queen

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