In Australia
Irish love
I send you.
Wrap it all around.
You have six here
who care for you.
And two who are
underground.
Irish angles
watch over you.
One on either side.
Mum and Dad,
no longer bickering.
They now must
be your guide.
Irish luck
be with you.
Buy a lotto
ticket tonight.
I bet you
by the morning.
You'll book that
first class flight.
Irish rain
to bathe you.
Just a little sprinkle.
Step outside and
let it's softness,
touch your face
and make you tingle.
Irish faith
you have already.
To keep your
spirit strong.
Connecting at Mass
each Sunday
with loved ones,
passed on.
Irish humour
to sustain you.
Ring me if
you're feeling low.
If you are
a wee bit sad,
I'll tell a joke.
Put on a show.
Irish eyes
are smiling,
when they hear
your voice.
I miss you and
I love you.
BUT
we both know
you have no choice.
Copyright © Jean Murray | Year Posted 2015
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