Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, ed. Poems of Places: An Anthology in 31 Volumes. Scotland: Vols. VIVIII. 187679. | | | | Glen Moriston | | Glen Moriston | | Cora Kennedy Aitken |
| | | A STRETCH of sky all black and threatening, | |
| And opposite a sky as bright as gold; | |
| A mountain where the burning rowans cling, | |
| Half lit with life, half shadowy and cold. | |
| Beneath two rugged lines of rock, that hold | 5 |
| Atwixt them a wild river, hurled along | |
| With all its foaming life-blood poured among | |
| The sombre stones whereon leans heather bold, | |
| Whose crimson palms, dipped reckless in the stream, | |
| Can hardly struggle to the shore again. | 10 |
| Oak-trees and laurels wandering down the glen; | |
| In all the air a pale bewildered gleam | |
| Of sunlight moving lonely through a haze | |
| Of rain, whose measured music fills the days. | | | | |
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