
indigo
high overTallaght
cranes
pierce
the fire
red sky
to the north
the city
far from
slumbers
as Dublin
never now
rests
on the hills
beyond
wild deer
still roam
the dark
forest
indigo lit
golden bracken
violet heather
gorse yellow
bilberry blue
how true
for you
to be
with me
where
whin
and
breeze
and
tender
shoots
defy
a modern
Ireland
yet
old paths
cross
anew
Poetry by Peter Humphreys

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Written on 2007-04-01 at 20:56




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