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"aran" poems
The timeless waves, bright, sifting, broken glass, Came dazzling around, into the rocks, Came glinting, sifting from the Americas To possess Aran. Or did Aran rush to throw wide arms of rock around a tide That yielded with an ebb, with a soft crash? Did sea define the land or land the sea? Each drew new meaning from the waves' collision. Sea broke on land to full identity.
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Lovers on Aran
b'ęránko bà p'égbá nigbò, kiniun lolori wøn b'ęiyę p'øgøfa l'ødan așa l'øga gbogbo wøn b'øba p'ęgbęrun laiye, ønirisha ni baba wøn b'obinrin ti pøto laiye, iwø motunrayo ni mø yan layo ifę rę n'pa mi bi øti oyi ifę rę n'kømi o mu mi lotutu gbogbo ara mi ngbøn bi ęni w'ędo b'oba føwø rę kanmi , arami aya gaga ololufe mi apønbeepore o'nfa øfun ni kij'ęran pe lęnu, ohun mi k'in wa ę m'øya , irinajo niøję nișęju ișęju løkan mi fa si ę ololufęmi abęfę, ibadi aran awęlęwa ęwa rę tan bi mønamana otan kaari aiye, omu imøle wasayemi ofimi løkan bale, aiya mi o ja ęru o si bamimø ifę rę mumi rinri ajo ayø omumi de ebute idunnu ati alafia mowoke modupę løwø eledua to semilanu nigba ti mo șe awari ifę rę bi ewe ba pę Lara oșę, a ma d'øșę ekurø lala b'aku ęwa bi inu ba șè șì, aworan rę lowa ni bę. iwø ni monifę julø . mawo ariwo øja rara. mașe da awøn ęlętan løhun iru ifę wa yii lowu wøn ifę at'oke l'atørun wa.
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May 15, 2016
May 15, 2016 at 5:42 PM UTC
ololufemi {my beloved }
On that western isle, bathed in gold- Drenching sun, my only, giddy love, Weaved a daisy chain and crowned Herself, above the clouds and purple- Violet seas, her grace, topping yellow- Sparkled weeds, to flower, marching In fealty, round her red, reign of crown, Soon, after new mornings impromptu Coronation, misty, bluer, eyes felt slow Distant dread, the subtle, burning fate, The inevitable nights of overthrowing And fade of love's noble, corona light. Were I shaper of dream, I would build A grand labyrinthian castle of granite Stone to contain that day— I would Conjure a moat, impervious to shifting Time, the mute corruption of sorrows Waking.
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Oct 24, 2013
Oct 24, 2013 at 3:43 PM UTC
Princess of Aran
Born a boy; now a man of men. A son of Omu-Aran becoming the Bishop of the world, who his mom Nurtured and cultured by his granny. A benign brook belittled yesterday Has turned to a blessed flowing sea; Small molehill becomes an Everest In the sight of many a jeering enemy. Bishop, God called to ascendancy By favour: getting glory from grace. To make his humble name legendary, Heaven did set him apart for the race. David Oyedepo, like David the king, Is truly "a man after God's heart": Of his goodness and love does he sing; His passion he has from the very start. Jesus Christ, the Bible and Faith alone His breath and bread are; anointed Books and tapes his ice cream cone. In all circumstances he's oft elated. Life of meaning isn't in number told, But by deeds yonder the present: All men were born; few do die Great--for most live for the moment. A diamond impact, like Papa's, will For ever shine like stars in the sky, Which the entire kingdom of the devil Can never obscure its effulgence high.
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Oct 5, 2014
Oct 5, 2014 at 12:15 PM UTC
Life of Meaning: Bishop Oyedepo
On that western isle, bathed in gold- Drenching sun, my only, giddy love, Weaved a daisy chain and crowned  Herself, above the clouds and purple- Violet seas, her grace, topping yellow- Sparkled weeds, to flower, marching In fealty, round her red, reign of crown,  Soon, after new mornings impromptu  Coronation, misty, bluer, eyes felt slow Distant dread, the subtle, burning fate, The inevitable nights of overthrowing And fade of love's noble, corona light. Were I shaper of dream, I would build A grand labyrinthian castle of granite  Stone to contain that day—  I would  Conjure a moat, impervious to shifting  Time, the mute corruption of sorrows  Waking.
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Aug 26, 2012
Aug 26, 2012 at 8:26 PM UTC
Princess of Aran
On that western isle, bathed in gold- Drenching sun, my only, giddy love, Weaved a daisy chain and crowned Herself, above the clouds and purple- Violet seas, her grace, topping yellow- Sparkled weeds, to flower, marching In fealty, round her red, reign of crown, Soon, after new mornings impromptu Coronation, misty, bluer, eyes felt slow Distant dread, the subtle, burning fate, The inevitable nights of overthrowing And fade of love's noble, corona light. Were I shaper of dream, I would build A grand labyrinthian castle of granite Stone to contain that day— I would Conjure a moat, impervious to shifting Time, the mute corruption of sorrows Waking.
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Jun 23, 2013
Jun 23, 2013 at 1:40 PM UTC
Princess of Aran
On that western isle, bathed in gold- Drenching sun, my only, giddy love, Weaved a daisy chain and crowned Herself, above the clouds and purple- Violet seas, her grace, topping yellow- Sparkled weeds, to flower, marching In fealty, round her red, reign of crown, Soon, after new mornings impromptu Coronation, misty, bluer, eyes felt slow Distant dread, the subtle, burning fate, The inevitable nights of overthrowing And fade of love's noble, corona light. Were I shaper of dream, I would build A grand labyrinthian castle of granite Stone to contain that day— I would Conjure a moat, impervious to shifting Time, the mute corruption of sorrows Waking.
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Jan 8, 2013
Jan 8, 2013 at 1:25 PM UTC
Princess of Aran
On the road just passed Ballinasloe, with tyres hugging tight to tarmac's staccato white stripes, the stone walls of Aran seem so long ago. Bu that is only the distance, And she is more than the proof. The island's sun has tinted her face, Its sand has clung tight to salted skin, The cliffs have sped the pace of her chest, And now it's the Atlantic that floats within.
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Feb 26, 2012
Feb 26, 2012 at 12:11 PM UTC
Only Distance
On that western isle, bathed in gold- Drenching sun, my only, giddy love, Weaved a daisy chain and crowned Herself, above the clouds and purple- Violet seas, her grace, topping yellow- Sparkled weeds, to flower, marching In fealty, round her red, reign of crown, Soon, after new mornings impromptu Coronation, misty, bluer, eyes felt slow Distant dread, the subtle, burning fate, The inevitable nights of overthrowing And fade of love's noble, corona light. Were I shaper of dream, I would build A grand labyrinthian castle of granite Stone to contain that day— I would Conjure a moat, impervious to shifting Time, the mute corruption of sorrows Waking.
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Jun 6, 2015
Jun 6, 2015 at 12:44 PM UTC
Princess of Aran
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Sep 16, 2015
Sep 16, 2015 at 10:07 AM UTC
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My first step to quest, I seek county Clare identity lost, me feel the sea air In Ireland I stay, a man with no country I wonder and wander county to county From Doolin I sail, isles of Aran Land full of stone so cold and once barren The locals invite for coffee and tea I wander and wonder, life by the sea Next in my journey, find county Kerry Crossing the Shannon, a trip on the ferry In Ireland I stay, a man with no country I wonder and wander county to county Boat man gives lesson, ‘cross lake of learning Dock by the Abby, I find peace of yearning Grounds of Killarney by horse n carriage I wander and wonder, great mountains marriage I sit in The Oar House down by the pier Howth to host, from far or from near In Ireland I stay, a man with no country I wonder and wander county to county I spy an Irish rose, sit by the sea I know her name, ne’er for me Admire her beauty I sit from afar I wander and wonder, who then we are County Meath holds the once great Raith na Rig Where the ancients had once all danced a jig In Ireland I stay, a man with no country I wonder and wander county to county I climb atop hills where kings sat on high Same place they lay once they say their bye A place where high kings all came to pass I wander and wonder whom we’ve lost past I’ll take the rocky road, the only way to Dublin Fore long I’m found, set with the pub kin In Ireland I stay, a man with no country I wonder and wander county to county Here I will find the black liquidation Ruby red pint to wrap up a nation Feasting we drink and laugh about strife I wander and wonder the glory of life
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Apr 14, 2017
Apr 14, 2017 at 1:48 PM UTC
A Man With No Country
My first step to quest, I seek county Clare identity lost, me feel the sea air In Ireland I stay, a man with no country I wonder and wander county to county From Doolin I sail, isles of Aran Land full of stone so cold and once barren The locals invite for coffee and tea I wander and wonder, life by the sea Next in my journey, find county Kerry Crossing the Shannon, a trip on the ferry In Ireland I stay, a man with no country I wonder and wander county to county Boat man gives lesson, ‘cross lake of learning Dock by the Abby, I find peace of yearning Grounds of Killarney by horse n carriage I wander and wonder, great mountains marriage I sit in The Oar House down by the pier Howth to host, from far or from near In Ireland I stay, a man with no country I wonder and wander county to county I spy an Irish rose, sit by the sea I know her name, ne’er for me Admire her beauty I sit from afar I wander and wonder, who then we are County Meath holds the once great Raith na Rig Where the ancients had once all danced a jig In Ireland I stay, a man with no country I wonder and wander county to county I climb atop hills where kings sat on high Same place they lay once they say their bye A place where high kings all came to pass I wander and wonder whom we’ve lost past I’ll take the rocky road, the only way to Dublin Fore long I’m found, set with the pub kin In Ireland I stay, a man with no country I wonder and wander county to county Here I will find the black liquidation Ruby red pint to wrap up a nation Feasting we drink and laugh about strife I wander and wonder the glory of life
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. On that western isle, bathed in gold- Drenching sun, my only, giddy love, Weaved a daisy chain and crowned Herself, above the clouds and purple- Violet seas, her grace, topping yellow- Sparkled weeds, to flower, marching In fealty, round her red, reign of crown, Soon, after new mornings impromptu Coronation, misty, bluer, eyes felt slow Distant dread, the subtle, burning fate, The inevitable nights of overthrowing And fade of love's noble, corona light. Were I shaper of dream, I would build A grand labyrinthian castle of granite Stone to contain that day— I would Conjure a moat, impervious to shifting Time, the mute corruption of sorrows Waking.
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Sep 4, 2016
Sep 4, 2016 at 2:56 PM UTC
Princess of Aran
On that western isle, bathed in gold- Drenching sun, my only, giddy love, Weaved a daisy chain and crowned Herself, above the clouds and purple- Violet seas, her grace, topping yellow- Sparkled weeds, to flower, marching In fealty, round her red, reign of crown, Soon, after new mornings impromptu Coronation, misty, bluer, eyes felt slow Distant dread, the subtle, burning fate, The inevitable nights of overthrowing And fade of love's noble, corona light. Were I shaper of dream, I would build A grand labyrinthian castle of granite Stone to contain that day—  I would Conjure a moat, impervious to shifting Time, the mute corruption of sorrows Waking.
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May 20, 2014
May 20, 2014 at 1:46 PM UTC
Princess of Aran
On that western isle, bathed in gold- Drenching sun, my only, giddy love, Weaved a daisy chain and crowned Herself, above the clouds and purple- Violet seas, her grace, topping yellow- Sparkled weeds, to flower, marching In fealty, round her red, reign of crown, Soon, after new mornings impromptu Coronation, misty, bluer, eyes felt slow Distant dread, the subtle, burning fate, The inevitable nights of overthrowing And fade of love's noble, corona light. Were I shaper of dream, I would build A grand labyrinthian castle of granite Stone to contain that day—  I would Conjure a moat, impervious to shifting Time, the mute corruption of sorrows Waking.
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Jan 4, 2016
Jan 4, 2016 at 12:07 PM UTC
Princess of Aran
On that western isle, bathed in gold- Drenching sun, my only, giddy love, Weaved a daisy chain and crowned Herself, above the clouds and purple- Violet seas, her grace, topping yellow- Sparkled weeds, to flower, marching In fealty, round her red, reign of crown, Soon, after new mornings impromptu Coronation, misty, bluer, eyes felt slow Distant dread, the subtle, burning fate, The inevitable nights of overthrowing And fade of love's noble, corona light. Were I shaper of dream, I would build A grand labyrinthian castle of granite Stone to contain that day— I would Conjure a moat, impervious to shifting Time, the mute corruption of sorrows Waking.
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Nov 16, 2014
Nov 16, 2014 at 1:18 PM UTC
Princess of Aran
I met you for the first time Rather unexpectedly On a Thursday night An upstairs gig in town Hadn't been in quite some while And you, no never before I arrive before the show A lone man and concertina Play a weeping lament For the lost children of Aran And the hopes they carried To the devil of a western sea It was standing room only Save a few lonely seats At occupied and chattering tables For which i dared not tread So I slunk to the shadows To a half wall Left side of the bar And watched it all As another now enters I swear he's wearing my coat He's younger but shorter than me My soul knows that i wear it better Yet it is he that unifies tables That I but watch from afar As introductions are made Strangers transform To like minded souls   No more lonely seats remain Only lonely half walls And half sentences of the mind As once again, I don't want to be Who it is I am left to be Of who it is I am meant to be The show commences And it does not take long For the singer to introduce you Through words and through song Violet Gibson as Irish as can be But it is to Rome In a year long gone That you go To leave your mark And to a fascist dictator You fired your shot Grazing Mussolini's' miserable snout You aimed to **** But it was not your day As the crowds howl   They lead you away Mad as a box of frogs and old rags That is what they say As they expel you back To dear old blighty Our old colonial foe Not ten years since Your country rose to be free You find yourself back Incarcerated in an asylum For life and for death A window A blackbird A rose garden All that you are left to possess For you never get to go free Unrepentant and unbowed A violet not a rose As once again, You remain steadfastly proud Of who it is You were left to be Who it is You were meant to be
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May 29, 2019
May 29, 2019 at 12:46 PM UTC
A Violet Not A Rose
I met you for the first time Rather unexpectedly On a Thursday night An upstairs gig in town Hadn't been in quite some while And you, no never before I arrive before the show A lone man and concertina Play a weeping lament For the lost children of Aran And the hopes they carried To the devil of a western sea It was standing room only Save a few lonely seats At occupied and chattering tables For which i dared not tread So I slunk to the shadows To a half wall Left side of the bar And watched it all As another now enters I swear he's wearing my coat He's younger but shorter than me My soul knows that i wear it better Yet it is he that unifies tables That I but watch from afar As introductions are made Strangers transform To like minded souls   No more lonely seats remain Only lonely half walls And half sentences of the mind As once again, I don't want to be Who it is I am left to be Of who it is I am meant to be The show commences And it does not take long For the singer to introduce you Through words and through song Violet Gibson as Irish as can be But it is to Rome In a year long gone That you go To leave your mark And to a fascist dictator You fired your shot Grazing Mussolini's' miserable snout You aimed to **** But it was not your day As the crowds howl   They lead you away Mad as a box of frogs and old rags That is what they say As they expel you back To dear old blighty Our old colonial foe Not ten years since Your country rose to be free You find yourself back Incarcerated in an asylum For life and for death A window A blackbird A rose garden All that you are left to possess For you never get to go free Unrepentant and unbowed A violet not a rose As once again, You remain steadfastly proud Of who it is You were left to be Who it is You were meant to be
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Un año más. El sembrador va echando la semilla en los surcos de la tierra. Dos lentas yuntas aran, mientras pasan la nubes cenicientas ensombreciendo el campo, las pardas sementeras, los grises olivares.  Por el fondo del valle del río el agua turbia lleva. Tiene Cazorla nieve, y Mágina, tormenta, su montera, Aznaitín. Hacia Granada, montes con sol, montes de sol y piedra.
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Noviembre 1913