Poem & Images - Ireland
66Ireland
the lights of Shannon
rise up to lighten my heart
my beloved Ireland
in sight once again
isolated pockets of light
remind me of your sense of space
so far from new york’s hysteria
and the gangrene of commercialism
though our lust to wander
may carry us here and there
the special greens of Ireland
know no competitor
often the fear of dying
far from your shore
like a body lost at sea
not able for that final wish
to feel the clay
through my fingers
before I join you
to burn in your evening sky
and to be scattered
in the soft wind
oh Ireland we are wedded
and whilst apart
pine as lovers
together yet apart
my beloved Ireland
I may leave you no more
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Images of Ireland
Patrick Kavanagh Poet
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muise
*blush*
I do love this poem, you know. it makes me miss Ireland too and I've never even been there.
hey I love this. I am from the Irish midlands live in Dublin now but I miss the midlands and my beloved Slieve Bloom mountain. Oh God I have tears falling
I love everything about this. I love Ireland, so green and pleasant.
"Gangrene of commercialism" is unique.
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Regards,
Coral
These are beautiful picture. I'm going to Ireland and can't wait. Thanks for sharing the poem and the pictures.
Go raibh maith agat









Iðunn 5 years ago
stunning