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Paddy Poems - Poems about Paddy

Paddy Stopped at Empoli
In Ireland wellies sell and wells are holy: our names are legion in the roll of honour. We have a singing priest (Sinead O'Connor), and though we didn't think of ravioli, we DID produce an extra-special goalie, the legendary hero Packie Bonner, renowned as Glasgow Celtic's Number Oner. We're not restricted to our frontiers, solely: the land of Stradivarius and Stromboli embraced one of...

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Categories: paddy, ireland,
Form: Sonnet
Premium Member St Paddy's Day Collab
Today we give cheers to St. Paddy Taken from the sea lake, Lochmaddy ...

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Categories: paddy, celebration, ireland,
Form: Limerick



Premium Member A Vanishing Sight
From a lonely country road I saw in the distance on my bicycle a young couple in traditional dress lovely, in the evening sunlight crossing the wide winter paddy field . They might be returning home from a ceremony, a charming sight in the setting sun. Today, structures are coming up over the paddy fields, pushing nature further and further away . Schools,shops, and residential buildings rise here...

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Categories: paddy, allusion, art, dad, fish,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Persona
Persona, a mask we wear, a painted facade, Protecting the heart, a secret, a code. Painful truths concealed, a silent plea, Playing a role, for all to see. Profoundly, we craft a persona, a shield, Protecting the soul, a truth concealed. Power, a tool, to shape the image, Painting a story, a fabricated image. Passionate, the mask, a fragile facade, Playing a role, a...

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Categories: paddy, perspective,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Paddy
Paddy His name is Padraig Torrin McWheaten of County Cork, esq. – Paddy for short! He is Celtic mischief with deep brown eyes the color of Irish sod, a big, black gumdrop nose and a wavy wheat colored coat always ready to play, go for a walk or a ride! Ready to bestow wet,...

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Categories: paddy, dog,
Form: Prose



Premium Member St Paddy Day Elf Secret Pal
St Paddy’s day elf had a secret pal He wished it would have been his cousin Al. It was actually a bunny, which was kind of weird. For when he thought of the rodent, it appeared. You must be magic, he said, leprechaun-like, right? The bunny held on to his leg, and he held on tight. It was difficult to sneak...

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Categories: paddy, 1st grade, 2nd grade,
Form: Rhyme
Dew
One fine morning, I went to the paddy field ...

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Categories: paddy, 7th grade,
Form: Verse
Premium Member Paddy Fields
green carpet welcome to the grain revolution that gains grand entry 27 July 2021...

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Categories: paddy, analogy,
Form: Haiku
Paddy
There was an old leprechaun named Paddy, Who carried his gold in a hand caddy. There was just not a lot, To store inside a pot. That rainbow-less leprechaun named Paddy!...

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Categories: paddy, funny, ireland, poetry, rainbow,
Form: Limerick
Paddy
There was an old leprechaun named Paddy, Who carried his gold in a hand caddy. There was just not a lot, To store inside a pot. That rainbow-less leprechaun named Paddy!...

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Categories: paddy, ireland, old, rainbow,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member Lovely Paddy Fields
In the countryside,serene and wide Sprawling paddy fields on either side. Yet,day by day, they fade away, As the charms of nature begin to sway. Houses rise where once greenery grew Schools and brick fields now claim their due. Tenant farmers toil with heavy hearts As their cherished lands are torn apart. Once rich in rice, the fields decline As construction takes what was...

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Categories: paddy, nature,
Form: Verse
Poor Ole Paddy
poor ole paddy has the big head because of twelve thirty one he said had too many drinks passed out he thinks glad he woke up not dead...

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Categories: paddy, drink,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member Rice Paddy Feels Swampy Today
Rice paddy wakes up ready to be planted. Where are those lazy farmers? Snicker laughs. Nothing lazy about them. They are the most cheerful workers she knows She feels swampy today, colder than usual The plow is heading her way, She can see it a bit past the tiered fields Golden streams snaking through tall verdant grasses She waves, but pointed...

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Categories: paddy, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Personification
Premium Member Old Coolie Brags About Her Rice
Rice paddy wakes up ready to be planted. Where are those lazy farmers? Snicker laughs. Nothing lazy about them. They are the most cheerful workers she knows She feels swampy today, colder than usual The plow is heading her way, She can see it a bit past the tiered fields Golden streams snaking through tall verdant grasses She waves, but pointed bamboo...

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Categories: paddy, environment, farm, garden,
Form: Personification
Premium Member Paddy Got In a Paddy On St Patrick's Day
Paddy’s drinking with his buddy Shaun In fancy dress as a leprechaun To be part of the scene They wear emerald green and get bladdered before break of dawn! Old Paddy supped ten pints of brown ale And then drunk as a skunk, he turns pale He stumbles to the right And gets into a fight Now Paddy’s languishing in the jail! When sober he...

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Categories: paddy, drink, ireland,
Form: Limerick

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