CHARACTERS IN THE PLAY
| Calum, | Shepherds. |
| Ian, | |
| Lior, God of the Sea. | |
| Balor, God of War. | |
| Angus, God of Love. | |
| Alastair, a young stranger. | |
| Mairi, daughter of Ian. | |
DEDICATION
If in my song the heart of love
Looks from another maiden’s eyes,
Where on the hills of Morven move
The kings too proud for Paradise;
Though to your ears the autumn brings
No sounds of crying, you will know
The murmur of immortal things
In this dark tale of long ago.
Looks from another maiden’s eyes,
Where on the hills of Morven move
The kings too proud for Paradise;
Though to your ears the autumn brings
No sounds of crying, you will know
The murmur of immortal things
In this dark tale of long ago.
If in the silence of the nights
The song of Angus calls no more,
If all the sea is ringed with lights
And no waves moaning on the shore.
Though Balor, sleeping on the hills,
Forgets the dew in his drenched hair,
You will remember ancient ills,
Pitying another Alastair.
The song of Angus calls no more,
If all the sea is ringed with lights
And no waves moaning on the shore.
Though Balor, sleeping on the hills,
Forgets the dew in his drenched hair,
You will remember ancient ills,
Pitying another Alastair.
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