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Erin Go Bragh 1
At Ben Bulben’s feet Sligo stands The home of such creative hands Where poet William Yeats did grow. The Nobel Prize his poems did know. On my trip to this emerald isle, I yearned to visit a long while. As sun poured through the misty sky Shedding warmth with its golden eye, I stood beside the lough in awe At dancing diamonds that I saw Near Connemara’s tall twelve bens O’er lands of ancient souls that wends. I sense their haunting watchful eyes And feel my roots where rivers rise. I hear the voices lost at sea, They echo on eternally; As with the thousands who took flight During the worst potato blight. Their sadness streams across the seas Where most souls died with unheard pleas. Those sad and tragic days long past, And Erin’s joys returned at last To verdant Lee and sandy shores To music heard across the moors, To people with the kindest hearts Is what this isle to me imparts. © 2013 *Erin go bragh means Ireland Forever *lough means a lake *Ben means Irish, a mountain peak
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