Just a piece of poetry for today, for I am tired, but I found this, and wanted to share it. Ben Jonson poet was a poet in the time of William Shakespeare, and competed with him, writing plays, poetry and epigrams.
The Jackman's Song
by Ben Jonson. (1572-1637)
The faiery beame upon you,
The starres to glister on you,
A Moone of light,
In the Noone of night,
Till the Fire-Drake hath o're-gone you.
The Wheele of Fortune guide you,
The Boy with the Bow beside you,
Runne aye in the way
Till the Bird of day,
And the luckyer lot betide you.
Nikki Watson.
Sunday, March 30, 2008
Ben Jonson - The Jackman's Song
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Labels: ben jonson, european folklore, fairies
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