Tenalach
Tenalach – what makes us one with nature: Alleged, is an Irish word: What makes us feel a part of it, As …
Sometimes Pagans Are the Best Christians
Only now the wisdom keepers As they see themselves, they come And keep clear, and a watch, over These places, once sacred, …
Well of Life
Our groundwater is the well we all drink from. Fracking pollutes. We drink from the well in a desert Stagnant the water …
Walking by Swans at Lough Sallagh
As if applause, a clap clap clap Echos the evening air As I walk past spectators And yet, there’s no-one there. It …
Windmills Wave at the World in Wonder
Childlike waving, standing, live scarecrows, In excited fury and the breeze grows, Arms spinning wildly, and then slow, According as the wind …
Kid in a Cart in Kosovo
This poem is a few years old. To this day, there are still Roma, Egyptian and Ashkali families in lead polluted homes, …
Windmills and the Don Quixote of the Modern Age
He rides again, against the windmills, Or at least his children do… Modern day Don Quixote’s Who to their cause are true. …
Walking the Bog
When young, or younger for I still am young I thought that my future it was to be As it was then …
There Is No Welcome Here
The Native Americans from the Amazon Rainforests are still an unknown people, and there are many tribes undiscovered by Europeans as of …