Tribute Ireland Poems

On St. Patrick's Day raise a few glasses
To honor all Irish lads and lasses
Let's down a cold brew
My friends one or two
Come morning we'll be...

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TRIBUTE TO NATIVE CULTURE

'Tis the Irish homeland
Racing in me blood lad
On it, I'll take me stand
Of me heritage, I am glad

The bonny lass I call...

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It was Jack the barman who said to Christopher, “When God created the rainbow, he made them twins, one to grace the sky, and one...

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Song tribute to U2.

There's nothin like a song
that has a social message
and a hook that keeps you rockin

That irish band called U2
has a style and...

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In war we must die
And just like that I
Took my last breath
Embraced my death 
And closed my old weary eyes...

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I want to write a poem
about a relative of mine
he died for people's freedom, a sacrifice of kind.
An Irish Catholic raised, but he was not...

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It's trying to Spring today
In Dublin's Phoenix Park
The trees are rising from the ashes of Winter
Dressing in a tentative coat of green
Like a thin leafy...

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In summertime, the ivy climbs,
and hides the castle wall.
The king dreams of late,
that the sea is so great,
and yet - his boat is so small.
As...

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The Cooee-booroo was Irish, a migrant to this land, 
who fled his native Galway and the grip of famine's hand. 
For fifteen years he'd forged...

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