English poem
Cathleen
by W. B. Yeats
I gave for all and that was all I had. Look, my purse is empty. I have passed By starving men and women all this day, And they have had the rest; but take the purse, The silver clasps on't may be worth a trifle. But if you'll come to-morrow to my house You shall have twice the sum.
(ALEEL begins to play.)
SHEMUS (muttering)
What, music, music!