CELT document G402235

Deacair suan ar chneidh gcarad

Giolla Brighde Ó hEoghusa

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     p.143

    Deacair suan ar chneidh gcarad

    Giolla Brighde Ó Heoghusa cct.

  1. Deacair suan ar chneidh gcarad:
    gar d'airdheanaibh easgarad
    an t-aos comtha nach geabh gráin
    re horchra gcneadh a gcompáin.
  2. Gidh bé uaibh do fhéadfadh soin
    codladh ar chneadh a chomthaigh
    d'aos chomtha ní croidhe glan
    gan orchra ar-oile d'iomchar.
  3. Aos comtha an chumainn dearbhtha,
    coitcheann cúis a mbuaidheartha,
    ionann orchra, ionann ceas
    ortha agus ionann áineas.
  4. Mar sin damhsa, diochra an léan,
    fat' orchra a inghean Uáitéar
    neimh na cneidhe rod chreimse
    'na cneidh eile ar m'intinnse.
  5. Bíth h'osnadh do dhruim dheacra
    ag clódh chéadfadh mh'éisdeachta;
    bíth do dheór, a chnú chridhe,
    ag deól chrú as ar gcridhine.
  6. Dá gcoisginn cion mo thuirse
    sunna dhíot dod dhoghuilse,
    ar ndoigh ní budh dimbríogh linn,
    ná a bhfoil d'imshníomh ar mh'intinn.
  7. Ní fhuil, tar a n-abraim ribh,
    do chumha mar chúis t'imnidh;
    adhbhal truime do thuirse,
    uille a hadhbhar agaibhse.
  8. Rugadh uaid, dia do dhoghra,
    do mhac, oighre th'athardha,
    do chosg bróin, th'aondalta ar n-éag,
    do ghlóir shaoghalta, a Shinéad.
  9.  p.144
  10. Oighre Sgríne na sgoth nglas,
    brath Dealbhna na ndionn solas
    glún uaislighthe an fhine ó bhfuil,
    cridhe an ghuaisbheithre i ngalaibh.
  11. Bláth ógán Innse na bhFionn,
    foithne Rois, Risdeard Nuinnsionn,
    draig roighreanta, beithir borb,
    feithimh móirshleachta Marbhord.
  12. Saor an sgoth do sgar ruibhse,
    ní hiongnadh t'fháth doghuilse:
    ba triall raith, ba gaoth i ngal,
    ba laoch, ba flaith, ba feallsamh.
  13. Níor chlannaigh fa choim na neamh
    ní nach fuair fios a airrdhean,
    re hais gcearcaill na cruinne,
    ná a seantruim thais talmhaidhe.
  14. Do thiomchuil, turas bladhach,
    ciorcla na gcorp n-uachtarach,
    an dá pholas tuaidh is teas,
    a bhforas fhuair gan aincheas.
  15. Gidh eadh trá, dá dhoilghe dhuit,
    má taoi ar an tí ros tiodhluic,
    a ndeaghaidh na dtairtheadh tug,
    dleaghair a aithbhear orad.
  16. Dia athar —ga huaisle ceard?
    dó féin do-rinne Risdeard:
    ní huaibhse rug an nglaic ngloin,
    is ní dait tug ó thosoigh.
  17.  p.145
  18. Dorus beathadh bás an fhir,
    ní cúis imshníomha a oighidh:
    cia an neach a gcás budh cuirthe,
    dá ndeach le bás mbeannaighthe?
  19. Glan budh-easd th'aghaidh dtuirsigh,
    tiormaigh do ghruaidh ngrianluisnigh,
    an doigh do-chuaidh ad chridhe,
    ad-roigh uaibh ar mh'impidhe.

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Title (uniform): Deacair suan ar chneidh gcarad

Author: Giolla Brighde Ó hEoghusa

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Electronic edition compiled by: Benjamin Hazard

Funded by: University College Cork and Professor Marianne McDonald via the CELT Project

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2. Second draft.

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Address: College Road, Cork, Ireland—http://www.ucc.ie/celt

Date: 2003

Date: 2008

Distributor: CELT online at University College, Cork, Ireland.

CELT document ID: G402235

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Manuscript source

  1. Castlerea (Co. Roscommon), Clonalis House, Book of the O'Conor Don, 409b
  2. Dublin, Royal Irish Academy, MS 23 F 16, p. 206
  3. Dublin, Royal Irish Academy, MS 23 M 30, p. 437

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‘Deacair suan ar chneidh gcarad’ (1970). In: Irish Bardic Poetry‍. Ed. by Osborn Bergin. Dublin: Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies, pp. 142–145.

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Creation: Giolla Brighde Ó Heoghusa, an Irish bardic poet, died in 1614. c. 1590–1614

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  • The text is in Classical Modern Irish. (ga)

Keywords: bardic; poetry; 16c; 17c

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