Unable to Understand the Anger
Unable to understand the anger That seems to emanate From some folk who fight the world Because they are from an estate …
Unable to understand the anger That seems to emanate From some folk who fight the world Because they are from an estate …
Today arrived in the post a copy of the World Poets Quarterly, Issue 71, published last August in China, containing a number …
To walk in nature is to say a prayer, – though no words we utter It says more of thanks for Gods …
Background – on reading the satirical Aisling poem “The Midnight Court” by Brian Merriman, I thought how I would fare if so …
Silent, unspoken word, Understood, glances speak loud’ For words, are no substitute.
Devoured by flame, hopes and dreams,Not destroyed, no, but delayedAs if an old man died, the library burnedPhoenixlike it will be madeIn …
I stood there upon the summit After a long hard climb Looked down upon the land below To rest I took my …
Shes young herself, not yet twenty Or at least she looks so to me And swings her child upon a swing And …
How much is enough? The question I ask Of the shareholders rich Who bring to talk The board of a company Who …
“True, Ill enjoy it, But when the morning comes I will feel dirty” – she said. “How? No you will not” He …
“He saught her hand in marraige long, But she scorned each advance, He knew not another wench she would be, So he …
Sleeping, I, I did not see the dancing sun, That my grandfather claimed each Easter to see, That is what you miss …
Poets and their piques when pickled in politics Makes a soup sour to the taste Explosions of emotions cause rages on pages …
We live – or try to- in this our failed republic, The joys and sorrows that that brings, I read an article …
One of a series of poems drawn from the Taking of Ireland, exploring the thesems and theories of the modern day of …
As is to be expected, the Tullamore Rhymers Club took it in their stride – a double date of poetry inside a …
Were these wild wild winds Bridgets Lament? For the desecration of her native land Where for thirty pieces of silver sold Was …
Brethren they who built our Babylon Which through folly of fools if falling down Charlatans thought the walls did not need all …
Last Patricks Day, everyone else went to the parade dressed in green. Not us. We are Cartys We are from Longford. We …
“I am not a reluctant peer but a persistent commoner” “I have had the advantage of a radical Christian upbringing” – Tony …