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Nov 2019
Out on the horizon from Iskeroon,
there are three rock formations, all
titled in Irish folklore.

Differing in size, with two together,
the other off apiece as if it were a
field, the bull, the cow and the calf.

There is a lighthouse on the former,
beckoning, I sometimes think, to the
others away in the distance.

It has is a certain pathos, to the scene,
especially in the night, when I apply it
to the reality of human beings.

We are all part of this analogy, away
on our own or isolated conjointly, it
can be simply, a reluctant symbiosis.

The sea has a certain sadness about
it, tidal debris has always given me this
feeling, an ocean of content, discarded.


ps.

From the shore of Iskeroon.com
Ryan O'Leary
Written by
Ryan O'Leary  Mallow.
(Mallow.)   
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