Best Gaelic Poems
Below are the all-time best Gaelic poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of gaelic poems written by PoetrySoup members
A Gaelic Song^
A Gealic Song
Gneiss.
Ancient.
Vying with Earth herself for the Crown of Age.
In the Hebrides
Lie the Stones of Calanais
Stubborn chthonic deities of a common past
Rising up...
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Categories:
gaelic, hope, romantic love, travel,
Form:
Free verse
Blackbird Haikubeautiful blackbird
chirruping the sweetest songs
morning has broken
Poem inspired by this wonderful Beatles song sung in Scottish Gaelic by Julie Fowlis
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0MzetQfKwbE
05~20~17...
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Categories:
gaelic, beauty, bird, morning, nature,
Form:
Haiku
The Bard of GortSpringing free from glistening
Fronds
The summers heat leaps for
Height;
Whilst drifting obscurely far
Above
A distant lark now hangs in
Flight.
Floats down his sweet trill,
Accompanied by...
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Categories:
gaelic, memory,
Form:
Rhyme
Alana DulcitaOnce in a forest, a long time ago,
there dwelt a young maiden, bright, sweet and fair.
Flowers she wore in her long wavy hair,
and each day...
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Categories:
gaelic, fantasygirl, old, sweet, water,
Form:
Enclosed Rhyme
Emily and the Ancient DoorYoung Emily sat gazing at a door, that with careful strokes was painted..
a starry, but moonless night.
In wandering dreams of far away lands, nameless...
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Categories:
gaelic, art, innocence, language, philosophy,
Form:
Ballad
Ireland - a Divided Island Part Twochieftains trade their loyalty behind the clouds
high mountain king Carrantouhil commanding his Macgillycuddy Reeks
men of begotten rank, scheming skulduggery
secrets...
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Categories:
gaelic, community, history, ireland, time,
Form:
Narrative
Another GoldAnother Gold
Far from profit’s crass allure,
At a place somewhat obscure,
A poet sweeps his shepherd’s lyre;
He sings of gold, of heaven’s fire.
No. not of gold that...
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Categories:
gaelic, satire,
Form:
Couplet
Home To IrelandI've never been to Ireland—
never seen the patchwork landscape
spreading, green, through a hazy sunlight.
Gray oceans crashing on rocky shores,
craggy mountains climbing
toward billowing skies—
I have never...
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Categories:
gaelic, ireland,
Form:
Free verse
Categories:
gaelic, age, child, children, dance,
Form:
Free verse
Musically Inclined To Listen IntentlyMusically inclined to listen intently
from this title, music is high in my list
always have enjoyed in all my years
so thrilling to me like when kissed
Someone...
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Categories:
gaelic, inspirational, music, song, sound,
Form:
Rhyme
Haggis and Drinks Mi Luve (Mythology)Let’s hve haggis and drinks mi luve
Find de bes ina de ole land
Lay yu head on mi chest mi luve
Whilst wi dance musik wid...
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Categories:
gaelic, adventure, fantasy, funny, happiness,
Form:
Ballad
Celtic FireThe smoke its blue what little rises, embers red; midst black ash silent
the hounds lie down the talk is slow, a song is requested...
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Categories:
gaelic, mother,
Form:
Enclosed Rhyme
The Manchester Ship Canal - Part TwoStilled again across the canals broadening
Girth;
Mesh cages of rock-filled Gabions
Reinforcing patches of exposed and arid earth,
Reflecting the glints that gleefully
Twist and dance in...
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Categories:
gaelic, history, travel,
Form:
Rhyme
The Great Blasket IslandsVisits long ago
to the Blaskets Islands,
to untouched areas
on the Dingle peninsula
came to mind
on this sleet winter’s eve.
The peninsula,
nestled in heather mountains.
The coastline,
tongues...
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Categories:
gaelic, childhood, family, history, life,
Form:
Free verse
A Million Ways To Say I Love YouThey say
?There are a million ways?
To say I love you
In this day and age?
I could only find
?In my computer’s brain?
The words
to say I love...
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Categories:
gaelic, love, love hurts,
Form:
Free verse