Note 364 — ON A BOOK CALLED UNITARIAN THEOLOGY[321]
Reading edition
Campbell borrowed this line for his poem "O'Connor's Child." Stanza IV of the poem begins as follows:
"Bright as the bow that spans the storm In Erin's yellow vesture clad, A son of light—a lovely form He comes and makes her glad; Now on the grass-green turf he sits, His tassel'd horn beside him laid; Now o'er the hills in chase he flits, The hunter and the deer a shade!"