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"shamrocks" poems
I see a clover in my heart,   two trefoil shamrocks do adorn my breast,           these spider's webs on my elbows, -covered,                     with moving foot never do I rest. Upon me soul and in my mind,            resides a brotherhood to wit I'm joined,                         from home of Prometheus a story born,                                   seed of Gomer passes through my **** I have a clover in my heart,    a turning foot makes this world mine.       The Caucasus seem so far from me,               with six-thousand years in brotherhood; time.
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Nov 10, 2016
Nov 10, 2016 at 7:17 PM UTC
Keltaí
7 o'clock a light summertime dream just before dark unfolding it's scheme painted in sandals clovered kissed toes lovely green shamrocks are standing in prose a fierce looking cat Amber eyes silver fur bunting her leg and giving a purrrr getting back home nearly hour gone by look to the tree playing ball in the sky it looks like the moon nearly 3 quarter size outlined in countries is neatly disguised it's actually a ball playing with leaves That thing called the moon has some tricks up its sleeves she saw it glide down and bounce off of a cloud tipping it's hat and bowing to town See you tomorrow her group of new friends this just the beginning we're far from the end No need for luck with her beau in the sky a 3 quartered boy with love in his eyes she bows to the moon as her Gypsy skirt flows silver cat walking wherever she goes shamrock tipped pom poms will twinkle her toes Another summer time walk with his dearest of Maidens her toes and her eyes are moon dipped and ladden Goodnight Moon. Cherie Nolan© 2016
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Jun 16, 2016
Jun 16, 2016 at 7:57 PM UTC
"I Bow To The Moon"
A leprechaun looking for gold 'neath the shimmering shamrocks of olde (with the luck of a Gael) found ten bottles of ale somewhat green as if covered with mould. ;-))
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Mar 17, 2017
Mar 17, 2017 at 6:45 AM UTC
The Luck of the Irish
have we met ? seems so. you got them elastic rainbows i know you from and that outskirts of pure idyll... you throttle the ominous pond of our requited aplomb. we enjoy beetles. this is how love chips away at the decade of obscure lesions. the reverse forward to a back-hand eclipse in a blithering idiot of genius. unkempt. a bone rug. the skim milk of human kindness, blinds the unicorn and the cabbage lichen florescent in the mildew parchment of evening's attire. i'll be here at the met, less attending but haunting the fiberglass whispers of your recent events. the ones you left. left to their own devices. our every crisis is kind myth, crushing the throat of our adversary. as we pluck shamrocks in the way of our luckless fathers. we alter the plausible cause with our audible launch of not rockets. where the air... the air don't sing. but you ain't been there really anyway.
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Dec 15, 2012
Dec 15, 2012 at 4:29 PM UTC
I'll Be Here At The Met, Where We Left....
Looking up, I saw your shamrocks smiling & held your face in reverence. It was lady luck, not fate, on my side who put me in this sweet position. And at the corners, love runneth over the turned-up half moon, there, I crumbled.
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Apr 25, 2014
Apr 25, 2014 at 5:05 AM UTC
I Held Your Face in Reverence
love drifts between you and me like a musical sea and civilisations thrift  shamrocks to hold us both close trees are happy to pose
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Nov 28, 2013
Nov 28, 2013 at 1:17 PM UTC
frugality
The sound of bagpipes in the air The bittersweet taste of dark green beer Leprechauns playing in the yard Finding trouble isn’t that hard They are doing back flips off the lawn chairs Shamrocks flying all through the air Time to let loose, let your worries be gone Everyone get your Irish on! Happy St. Patty’s Day!
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Mar 17, 2015
Mar 17, 2015 at 9:52 AM UTC
St. Patty's Day Poem
is celebrated with a call through tin can phones connected by yarn-                           to us. He sends warm wishes and warnings, slurred together as                spirits replace blood. Our kiss was nine rings around the tin can ago,      under a streetlamp where you've unveiled a pool of               Acacias and shamrocks. We are crafted of cement chips from the streets we once sauntered. We grasp for one another's hands on playground equipment, stomachs full of one-dollar cinnamon rolls from Jewel-Osco, cowering from the sun like children in a blanket fort. we are safe                 when we are together              we are invincible There will always be splinters of us. My name is spelled out where the light meets the street  – a balmy, January sunset           birthing,                                                                       crawling to a dry.
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Apr 22, 2019
Apr 22, 2019 at 12:15 AM UTC
Eros' 21st Birthday
In your bottle-green eyes I found serene shamrocks Sparkling upon the ample countryside Consummate comfort Stirring sweetness Heavenly affection Swirling with the wind Drawing me further into your loveliness
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May 18, 2021
May 18, 2021 at 11:18 PM UTC
Bottle-Green Eyes
My eyes are like shamrocks Edges are curvy and they twinkle I hope they bring me luck I need some scratch tickets Give me luck
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Mar 17, 2022
Mar 17, 2022 at 5:51 AM UTC
Shamrock
Minty mists float like saris over the breast of low-lying hills. Chaos is not found here, only breezes, lovely and light. A meadow in the foothills where daisies and shamrocks grow has just been liberated from a long winter of ice and snow. Butterflies swarm like snowflakes, eater to begin life’s busy parade. Nests and burrows - so much to do before the flocks lay nest eggs. Collage of colors is sent spinning. All the air tastes like life and love. Partners court each other happily on the earth and in trees above. Cycles and circles, this is the stuff of life. New to replace the old, as it must be. Dizzy dervishes of living spin around... always something new to see. Each season has its quantity of time as the earth turns faithfully around. All giving their time that life may continue its melodic, fulfilling sound.
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Jul 28, 2015
Jul 28, 2015 at 8:24 PM UTC
Seasons
It's Saint Patrick's Day and Everyone is Irish today And we'll have some fun along the way Shamrocks and rainbows And the pots of gold are in sight And we'll sing and dance All through Saint Patrick's night From Tokyo to New York to County Wicklow and to London town And classical Irish Music fills the air And all the little leprechauns Are dancing and jumping In the air And I love Saint Patrick's Day and I'm playing of the fiddle on This special day and The people matching through the Streets on Saint Patrick's Day And our little children Are running up and down And we'll drink guinness All through the night So may the love and luck Of the Irish be With you all today on this very special loving And peaceful Saint Patrick's Day.
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Jan 16, 2024
Jan 16, 2024 at 4:48 PM UTC
Saint Patrick's Day 2024 ☘️
the shamrocks bleed.....Ireland's countrymen gang wars, slaying each others' dreams
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Jun 20, 2020
Jun 20, 2020 at 3:45 PM UTC
Shamrocks Bleed
Clover and moss adornment, fields of ancient emerald mellow, with spring lambs innocent, elderly farmer with a tea stained smile. Yet, north of there, her people warring, life spills on concrete, and in the singing wind is the song of the Troubles. My maiden, my Eire, are you ever at rest? Where are your children? Sons and daughters, youth no more to come home, Scars on a beauty, she, she, will it go on into eternity? My beauty, the souls and shamrocks in the dew, weep just as much as you.
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Jun 20, 2020
Jun 20, 2020 at 12:50 PM UTC
Scars On A Beauty
You're someone very special, Hearts like yours are prized and rare. There are smiles bright on my face, You're the one who put them there. Ireland has the Blarney Stone, And its share of shamrocks green; Ireland sure wants your visits, To help the chefs with cuisine. I hope you have a swell time, While on the Emerald Isles, And make Ireland much brighter, With the sunshine of your smiles. When you return from Ireland, Immense light, here, there will be; Your heart profuse with sunshine, Highlights Missou's scenery. Mizzou' has the Gateway Arch, And the Mississippi wide; Warmth you've  brought bring into my heart, And joys, there, you've multiplied.
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Aug 13, 2019
Aug 13, 2019 at 9:27 AM UTC
You're Mizzou's Irish Treasure
He handed it to me when I was 25, with a Cheshire cat smile, knowing it wasn't my team, and liking it all the better for it. I wore it, reluctantly, the Kelly green of it a traffic cone warning others not to get too close brim worn thin on the edges where he was always making sure it sat ...just. right. until the shamrocks stitched to the side could no longer mask the shackles I tore it off set it ablaze in the front yard and let my soft ginger curls fly free in the breeze, finally mine again.
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May 15, 2025
May 15, 2025 at 9:10 AM UTC
Hat
Happy Saint Patrick's Day. On Saint Patrick's day A joyful sound and with Shamrocks mall around And little children's laughter Fills the air and we'll Celebrate Saint Patrick's day This Irish feast a welcome sight A beacon shining pure and bright A festive air a joyful scene And family and friends will Gather round in a joyful parade Waving Irish flags on Saint Patrick's day And stories are been told and Happiness and memories are made From Dublin town to Galway Bay Everyone is Irish today and the Little children waving the Irish flags and ancient stories Of Saint Patrick are told And Irish music fills the air And singing and dancing everyehere And the little leprechauns Will dance on rooftops unseen their tiny feet a secret shuffle And the parade was a colorful sight With happiness and love shining bright And the bag pipes are so sweet And a rhythmic quick beat And chased all the worries about In vibrant hues a festive scene Irish blessings warm and true And on Saint Patrick's Day The memories we cherish And so may the love and luck Of the Irish be with you All around the world On this very special and Loving peaceful day So God bless you all And may you all have A magical and happy Peaceful Saint Patrick's Day. David P Carroll.
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Mar 10, 2025
Mar 10, 2025 at 9:25 AM UTC
Happy Saint Patrick's Day