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    Some early attempts at poetry
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    Author: * Marta Helvetti - 2 Posts on this thread out of 320 Posts sitewide.
    Date: Jun 10, 2007 - 22:59

    Oh, the dark Irish
    we favor thee
    for kinship is
    a privilege
    to harbor me

    Whispers in the air
    are beckoning me
    to come more near
    and another brown cow
    does disappear

    But tomorrow thatched
    roofs will burn-Share
    the sorrow all concerned
    you cannot take
    what's fairly earned

    Take she to wife
    your children planned
    grow your gardens
    and guard your lands

    Beltaine approaches
    don't hesitate
    to gather the clans
    to celebrate

    Pull up the benches
    to the warmth of the fire
    excitement is brewing
    and the Mead makes
    them higher

    The Bard tells his stories
    with excitement and fevor
    The children of Ire
    will always remember

    We came from the north
    and below the sea
    Ireland became home
    to the gods and we

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