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Feb 5 · 61
Gazacide Sea Views
Ryan O'Leary Feb 5
Breach front properties of the
tired and huddled poor, woe
betide, you homeless masses
whose lips we have silenced.

You teeming wretches, refuse of
these ancient lands tossed with
pomp from your shore keep those
yearning cries, and breed no more.

Augusta Charlotte, have your eyes
been blinded by the eastern sunrise?
And Emma Lazarus what say thou that
now, your words don't truth no more?
Feb 5 · 190
Storming Out
Ryan O'Leary Feb 5
Sometimes the student
becomes a teacher.

By chalking off the
blackboard, skeletons of
what was written are in fade.

Tides recede but the bottled
up messages have stayed.
Feb 5 · 61
Coincidence
Ryan O'Leary Feb 5
Today I met Danni
            (Girl)

     She had two
     consecutive
      boyfriends
     with similar
      names, she
      went from
    Glen to Glen
Feb 4 · 49
Due Levy Fee
Ryan O'Leary Feb 4
During the Troubles
one could be Tarred
and Feathered by the
IRA for informing to
the British.

America is beginning
to use the same tactics
since Donny T came to
power.

Anyone who does not
adhere to his rules will
      " Be Tariffed "
Feb 4 · 47
Depression
Ryan O'Leary Feb 4
It can be a concave crater
an alcove cave or crypt.

But basically it is a hole,
as in the ground, ie grave.

It also refers to weather
more often than not, bad.

It can be economy related
often used with recession.

As it is a noun, one can be
diagnosed with it, clinically.

But happy up it has antonyms
cheer protuberance and boom.
Feb 4 · 49
Congenital Arhinia.
Ryan O'Leary Feb 4
I know what you're thinking,
farts would be superfluous.
Feb 4 · 53
Up, Draft!
Ryan O'Leary Feb 4
Acrostic
Irishman
Xerox'd
Every
Letter
Sent
Yonder
Dyslexicly
Feb 4 · 46
Poemless
Ryan O'Leary Feb 4
I never thought this day
Would come, nor a Haiku
Villanelle Sonnet Limerick,
Nothing to write home about.
Feb 3 · 56
Golf Of Mexico
Ryan O'Leary Feb 3
Trump said that it is not
Possible to play 18 holes
With a sombrero therefore
He changed it to America.
Feb 3 · 61
A Family Secret
Ryan O'Leary Feb 3
My wife drinks decaffeinated
coffee and I zero % Guinness
both black with frothy heads
one suffers palpitations while
the other has different reasons.
Feb 3 · 65
Annotation
Ryan O'Leary Feb 3
I wrote a footnote but
nobody has ever read
it because it is under
the tongue of my shoe
which is actuality in an
                         /
      An Irish Brog
Feb 3 · 50
Demos Kratos
Ryan O'Leary Feb 3
Democracy is a game
that's played between
chosen candidates who
have been selected by
a committee & presided
over by a biased referee
in plain view at a stadium
full of opiated spectators
who once every four years
for a mere second can tick
a measure of their thickness
with the accuracy of an
engineering feeler gauge.
Feb 3 · 72
Transients
Ryan O'Leary Feb 3
Come to think of it,
nothing but fish are
homeless, with the
exception of bowled
ones & farmed ones.
The ones John West
rejects are never on
the side of the road
abandoned, at least
we haven't seen any.

At times it seems as if
we are a dying breed.
There isn't hide nor
hair of a camper van
in West Cork and we
are looked upon as if
a movie is being made
about a pair of latter
day-Huguenots in our
La France reg Peugeot!
Feb 3 · 40
Etymology
Ryan O'Leary Feb 3
When roads were made
of clay, thieves came in
the night and excavated
slots for the production
of earthenware urns, the
open dig was a, pothole!
Feb 3 · 51
Manducation
Ryan O'Leary Feb 3
Don’t cast a cold eye
expecting a gold tooth.

More, turn the blind one
and masticate with gum.
Feb 3 · 72
A Dead Seal
Ryan O'Leary Feb 3
It was no pilgrimage,
nor, was it a one way
excursion neither was
it a navigational error.

What woe betides this
doleful day distressed
my eyes dwelled upon
that ceremony in sand.
Feb 3 · 39
…Sky News…
Ryan O'Leary Feb 3
Aviation   Ovation

C       L       A       P
Feb 3 · 43
Expatriated
Ryan O'Leary Feb 3
I got no desire to go
back, bad memories
were combed into my
scalp, furrows on the
forehead are a living
testimony to all which
still tries to haunt me.

Just as the ocean can
conceal its sound in a
shell, souvenirs of our
past seek asylum in the
human skull and hence
the endless tidal battle
that echoes in our ears.
Feb 3 · 83
Feb 1st 2025
Ryan O'Leary Feb 3
St. Bridgid’s Cross

The cloud factories are
Up and running, even
On this Irish holy day.

Boiled seaweed and
Surf with the strong
Westerlies is the job.

Our dark sky is moving
To the East laden with
History and grievances.

Ah, sure twill be grand,
A dropeen of wet sthuff
On the Saxon Baronies.
Feb 2 · 65
Poem of the they
Ryan O'Leary Feb 2
They bombed us
Indiscriminately
They attempted
To starve us
They corralled us
On our own property.

They committed
Infanticide eradicide
genocide ecocide
homicide and femicide.
They are our neighbours
with whom we live beside.
Feb 2 · 41
A.I.
Ryan O'Leary Feb 2
This is my first artificial
intelligence poetic attempt

I am using What’s ******
the Irish lateral tinker version

The words gnikcuf stnuc are
used to describe the English

Ryan Air white outs burnt as
toast in a day curse the French

Bumble Bees Boeing Buzz
Aeroflot and Qantas does

There is one that all the other
licks ******* run by ******

Erase or praise erase or praise
Repeat or delete repeat or delete

Error error on the wall this
is Graffiti and in scrawl
Feb 2 · 45
Fungal
Ryan O'Leary Feb 2
If I was a mushroom I
certainly wouldn’t be
a shiitake because I’m
a staunch feminist and
totally opposed to manure.
Feb 2 · 45
Saucer’s Tales
Ryan O'Leary Feb 2
We are all ears the spoons
said, but cup and *** had
only a pair between them.

Kettle whistled teatime, to
the caddy’s delight, that of
milk and sugar too of course.

Ah, the drawing room, what
a treat, not a sound, nothing
stirring, steeped in infusion.
Feb 2 · 56
Sheep’s Head
Ryan O'Leary Feb 2
I heard the loud ocean
ebbing against Ireland,
crashing waves salt and
peppered our windscreen.

The Wild Atlantic Way
turfed its surf and seaweed
against the craggy coast,
from Cork, to Donegal.

Rain pelted on the roof,
winds gusted, van shook,
lighthouse flashed, recounted
sheep and sleep an elusive dream.
Feb 1 · 55
Blame
Ryan O'Leary Feb 1

When a shadow dies
We blame the sun
When the leaves fall
We blame the wind
When the stars fade
We blame the clouds
When the tides change
We blame the moon
When we cut our faces
We blame the razors
When we lose our way
We blame the GPS lady
We call her an English
***** and we are feckin
Eejits for listening to her.
Feb 1 · 208
(
Ryan O'Leary Feb 1
(
It is said that from the moon,
One can see, The Great Wall,
Grand Canyon, Everest and
Giants Causeway in Ireland.

From everywhere on Earth,
One can see the moon, with
The exception of Gaza, due
to Israels Nagasaki Hiroshima.
Feb 1 · 64
Blood Liable
Ryan O'Leary Feb 1
Gaza was the Israeli
non kosher abattoir
where the Al Allah’s
were slaughtered in
the name of God by
his chosen ones for
Live Genocide 2025.

   W A R N I N G

Copyright is Zionist
All Rights Protected.
Reproduction in any
form is solely for the
registered owners use.
Feb 1 · 53
[::::::::]
Ryan O'Leary Feb 1
Gaza is a franked postage
stamp on an envelope with
a window which is clearly
visible to the entire world.
Feb 1 · 52
Life Is Too Long
Ryan O'Leary Feb 1
When I got to (too) the
Screen prompter was
Adamant that I should
Write short and it may
Be the case that I am
The first person in the
History of Google that
Has a different opinion.

Well anyway back to my
Title of which I am in full
Agreement with and I say
That not because a fellow
Poet Emily Dickinson said
The opposite despite she
Spending most of her life
In bed waiting to pass on.

It is obvious that life is too
Long because everything
Begins to break down @65
When we are of no more
Use to society. Teeth eyes
Prostate prosthetics mind
Incontinence allergies and
We shorten but not for long.
Feb 1 · 41
(˚< \/ U <˚)
Ryan O'Leary Feb 1
.                               \/ U 2
                               O
                             o                  
                           ˚
                         .                        
(˚<               <˚)
Feb 1 · 73
Greek Anomaly
Ryan O'Leary Feb 1
If the longest way round is
the shortest way home, then
why did Archimedes even
bother to create a shortcut via
the diameter linking both of the
perimeters in the circumference ?
Feb 1 · 38
Shortest Distance
Ryan O'Leary Feb 1
There are no straight lines in
nature according to Cezanne.
Butterflies and Rick O’Shea
Agree, Crows & Spiders differ.
Jan 31 · 44
...Bon Appétit...
Ryan O'Leary Jan 31
Poetry can be a means
to self assess, because
poets are precise about
a feeling or sensation in
their confessional muse.
Just as people prepare
for speeches in a mirror,
poems can also reflect
what it is you won't see
and certainly can’t hear.
A composition read has
a prescription potential
similar to a recipe by a
three star Michelin chef.
Jan 31 · 47
Art Of The Deal
Ryan O'Leary Jan 31
The deck has been shuffled,
players await to turn a trump
before commencing the game.

Stakes are high, metaphorical
stars to symbiotically tally the
union up with the pack of cards.

Greenland and Canada are both
in the pool, the king of diamonds
is flipped, the dealer’s got the ace!
Ryan O'Leary Jan 31
God was with Gaza
And Putin we knew
Satan’s with Zelenskyy
and the other Jew too.
Jan 31 · 50
Putin
Ryan O'Leary Jan 31
You may well have an
Artificial right leg and
A frozen left shoulder
And walk like fashion
Models do, you might
Wear reflection cream
On your face but there
Is nothing false about
Your magnificent smile,
It comes from the heart.
Also, you don’t have ear
Rings like Donald Tinnitus.
Jan 30 · 66
….Control Tower…
Ryan O'Leary Jan 30
Flight  5432 Clear To Land


Lights came out to greet us

reflections and shadows all

in rows divided by the dark

queues of straight lines that

stretched off to the horizon.




Bird Strike Bird Strike Bird

/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\

------------------------------------
Jan 30 · 45
........Poets.........
Ryan O'Leary Jan 30
Keep your sentences to

yourselves if you cannot

find an equal word (such

as unisex) to define both

the Palestinian and Israeli

detainees without current

separate designations of,

Prisoners and Hostages.


What about coining one?

P  R  I  S  T  A  G  E  S.


Because we won’t accept

calling Israelis hostages

& Palestinians prisoners.
Jan 30 · 56
……...B……….
Ryan O'Leary Jan 30
.                L
                 A
                 C
     H A W K A R M A

The Lockheed slaughter
Machine of Afghanistan,
Iraq, Syria, Libya, Gaza,
Oh; and America as well.
Jan 30 · 57
Guinness Record
Ryan O'Leary Jan 30
No, this is not about pints
consumed but in my case
it is poetry written.

John Bradburne RIP holds
the current world record
which is 6,000 poems.

My current trove exceeds
Heaney’s, Kavanaugh and even
William Buttler Yeats combined.

When I claim the prize will people
say that it was an unfair challenge
against a society of dead poets ?


Ps

5,954  composed 29th Jan 2025
Jan 30 · 39
3 day truth
Ryan O'Leary Jan 30
Le seul verite ete hier    !
Cogito Ergo sum hodie ?
Che Sara Sara mañana. ?
Jan 30 · 34
Main Stream Media
Ryan O'Leary Jan 30
It is filtered and strained and diluted
And none of its content disputed
Dumbed down ducks are so gullible <‘)
The believe it’s infallible
But proper gander (‘< says it’s all been refuted
Jan 29 · 62
..Frank & Honest..
Ryan O'Leary Jan 29
.           a r a b i c a        
   c (i) f f e e  i s  a  s h e  
                b e a n
    w i t h  a  c l i t o r i s

            r o b u s t a
h a s  f a r  t o o  m u c h
t  e  s  t  o  s  t  e  r  o  n  e

       d e c a f i n a t e d
                   i s
          p r i a p i s m
      d e c a p i t a t e d
Jan 29 · 33
...Hostage Ransom…
Ryan O'Leary Jan 29
.     An eye for a tooth could
      never work between Jew
      and Muslim, because the
      latter would never accept
      partial blindness, and no
      gold filling is not a barter.
Jan 29 · 56
1 A + 10 Letters
Ryan O'Leary Jan 29
(Burns) (Lad) (In Sect)


         Flamboyant
Jan 29 · 44
It’s Fun Guys
Ryan O'Leary Jan 29
Such a passionate pursuit
picking wild white things
that grow out of darkness!
Jan 29 · 44
Cerulean
Ryan O'Leary Jan 29
The wells of wisdom
were fountains of ink
that flowed from high
into the deep hue sea.
Jan 29 · 50
Abbreviation
Ryan O'Leary Jan 29
Poetry is a condensed book,
not a diluted tale, it is more,
the homeopathic version of,
ones, verbal, viral, vaccination.

Short and sweet like a donkeys
gallup, is, perhaps a better way
to explain, the, very, (Un) - Irish,
art, of making a long story, short!
Jan 29 · 53
Peace Stalks
Ryan O'Leary Jan 29
Putin on the style
& blitz @ the Ritz

Zelensky to leave
no reprieve in Kiev
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