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Tag: poetry

Home is where the charger is…
writing

Home is where the charger is…

My heart lies all over the world. It lies in Plassey Village in the University of Limerick and in the … Continue reading Home is where the charger is…

Keep the heads up…
mental health, writing

Keep the heads up…

Another day of worry and uncertainty awaits us here in Ireland. The National Public Emergency Health Team has recommended a … Continue reading Keep the heads up…

The Forgotten Village
writing

The Forgotten Village

There lies the intoxicating queenFacing her enemies.Look on her works and despairAs you walk through her lands. She who set … Continue reading The Forgotten Village

Sonnet 19
mental health, writing

Sonnet 19

No personal views today guys! K bought me a lovely present of Shakespeare For Every Day of the Year for … Continue reading Sonnet 19

The Swan King of Naas
humour, writing

The Swan King of Naas

White wings spread wide like Pegasus,Long serpentine neck poised to attackThe Swan King of Naas welcomes all challengersAs they race … Continue reading The Swan King of Naas

On the Dublin to Cork road in heavy rain – Poem
writing

On the Dublin to Cork road in heavy rain – Poem

As soon as I turned onto the Cork road it began to rain.Not just little dropletsBut big, fat ones that … Continue reading On the Dublin to Cork road in heavy rain – Poem

writing

Nás (Poem)

“An chéad stáisiún eile, Nás agus Sallins.”After two long hours of trying to read and changing songs my senses are … Continue reading Nás (Poem)

writing

Anxious

“Everybody feels fucking anxious.”Just something I say to myself a few times a week,Generalising the pressure rising inside of me … Continue reading Anxious

Uncategorized, writing

The Changing of the Guard / 4 Train

Packed like sardines in an old tin can we push and squeeze and excuse me. There are no ‘sorry’s here … Continue reading The Changing of the Guard / 4 Train

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