The scene at the graveyard in Louth was a circus; The press was out in force with their cameramen there. The grave, freshly dug, covered with a green carpet. The smell of wet, fresh turned, earth filled the air. As for the deceased: there were varied opinions. Some called him a sinner; some thought him a Saint. He was politically savvy but yet had done ******. An angel corrupted by a simian taint. None could dispute he had made his life matter. The head of his party; His words carried clout. Nevertheless, he died here in hospice. His brothers in arms have carried him out The power and glory he laid down and exchanged for a plot and a stone in this graveyard in Louth.
An Irish Republican politician with a violent past is laid to rest in his native soil