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Irish Poetry and Music
http://www.mourne.net/ ENTERfor Irish poetry and links 19:24 Dé hAoine 10 Iuil 2009 All poems on this site © B.Dodds 2006 unless attributed otherwise welcome visitors since February 1997 U… more →
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Irish Poetry and Music
ajd8 wrote 1 week ago: http://www.mourne.net/ ENTERfor Irish poetry and links 19:24 Dé hAoine 10 Iuil 2009 All poems on … more →
Irish Poetry and Music
ajd8 wrote 1 week ago: http://www.mourne.net/ ENTERfor Irish poetry and links 19:24 Dé hAoine 10 Iuil 2009 All poems on … more →
Irish Culture and Customs -Poetry
ajd8 wrote 1 week ago: http://www.irishcultureandcustoms.com/Poetry/1Home.html Irish Poetry: Poems and Songs Here are our f … more →
The Poem
ajd8 wrote 1 week ago: http://www.thepoem.co.uk/ Welcome to The Poem web site, a taster of contemporary poetry in Britain a … more →
Sound Eye Poetry
ajd8 wrote 1 week ago: http://indigo.ie/~tjac/sound_eye_hme.htm Sound Eye. . . Irish Poetry & the Universe of Writing • … more →
If I were tickled by the rub of love :: Dylan Thomas
Dr. Sineokov wrote 1 week ago: If I were tickled by the rub of love, A rooking girl who stole me for her side, Broke through her st … more →
35. Stepping stones
practiceofzen wrote 1 month ago: In his memoir “Something to Write Home About” the poet Seamus Heaney recalls an experience from his … more →
Patrick Kavanagh's 'Advent': A magnificent poem in spite of itself
mindofamaniac wrote 2 months ago: Ok. Back to things I like. Advent We have tested and tasted too much, lover– Through a chink … more →
Blessing
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JBBC wrote 2 months ago: For all those who asked me to reprint the John O’Donoghue poem, Blessing, read by Jon Kabat-Z … more →
Irish Fiction, Drama and Non-Fiction
ajd8 wrote 2 months ago: FICTION John Banville, Birchwood (Minerva/Norton, o/p); The Newton Letter (Minerva/Warner); The Boo … more →
31. A single gentian
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practiceofzen wrote 2 months ago: The Burren is a limestone plateau in County Clare, Ireland. Occupying more than a hundred square mi … more →
A Celtic Psaltery by Alfred Perceval Graves
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evankerry wrote 3 months ago: This little known title is available on Gutenberg.org and it is wonderful: http://www.gutenberg.org/ … more →
The Majesty of the Mother.
littlepigire09 wrote 3 months ago: The majesty of the mother. Soft hair against her soft face. Shoulders slightly forward Arms crooked … more →
You're Still Here; Ha ha ha!
littlepigire09 wrote 3 months ago: Can you so easily walk away, when my heart has stopped dead in my chest? Can you tell me you don’t c … more →
I am the Hiccup Girl.
littlepigire09 wrote 3 months ago: I am the hiccup girl. I make my path in jumps and spurts Then leaps and bounds Ups and downs Racing … more →
Purple Window Frames
littlepigire09 wrote 3 months ago: The frame of the window is purple. I hadn’t noticed. What a strange colour to choose. What a strange … more →
Another Icy Easter in Ireland
littlepigire09 wrote 3 months ago: If heaven and hell were to push together They would touch together on the surface of earth. We would … more →
St. Patrick's Day
vikkibakus wrote 4 months ago: This poem is dedicated to Grandma Hannah who always to … more →
"Ag Ínse Scéil ar an Doigh a Bhí"
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Nathan wrote 5 months ago: This is another poem that I like. “Ag Ínse Scéil ar an Doigh a Bhí” means “tell a story of the ol … more →
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