Shamrock Poems - Poems about Shamrock

Today we give cheers to St. Paddy Taken from the sea lake, Lochmaddy ...

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babe I stumbled home— drenched in Guinness, soaked in guilt the apartment crumbles, a shattered ruin but you—your copper mane ablaze— my wild Morrigan a feral Celtic Faerie Queene waging war against the wreckage. You told me love was a lie stitched by leprechauns but your touch proves there’s truth in everything we break and rebuild. Chased the wail of a banshee tonight hoping to drown the shame gulped it...

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I. I strolled through a field of clovers Looking each one of them over When I found that fourth leaf All my joy turned to grief When my prize was snatched by a gopher. II. Last night as I left the bar A leprechaun stood by my car He offered to drive So I’d get home alive...

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Sweet shamrocks I love you, you are my favorite thing! Evie collected them from an old fashioned swing They filled up her lap and made her laugh go ting-a-ling. St. Paddy’s day made her happy, causing her voice to sing....

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Shamrock twins argued about this and that They argued as to if a dog was a hog Or a cat was a bat On Halloween they were disagreeable to a masterful degree They put spells on each other’s jack-o-lanterns They put spiders in each other’s tea Their favorite holiday was St. Patrick’s Day with green mint shakes and pistachio cakes They argued about...

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Roads rising up from Irish mists in merry jigs To the flowing tenor song Sung by the River Boyne born from Tara's Keep As Patrick's paschal fire Weaves truth from stones of blarney And lucky charms of Erin's spring Cloth hills in kilts of green clovers with four leaves To the Kerry pipers wail of jigs and tiompan reels When soft sunbeams kiss...

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Hooray for Saint Patrick’s Day Hooray, hooray for Saint Patrick’s Day Hubby took steps unaided today It may be only two But at last a break through A shamrock for luck, we’re on our way. * * * 17th March 2022...

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“Song for St Patrick 2022” Find me a four-leaf clover she said Find me a four-leaf clover If you do You’ll get Lucky she said You’ll get Lucky I’ll name it a shamrock she said I’ll name it a shamrock Find me a Leprechaun she said Find me a Leprechaun If you do I’ll put him in a clasp and Press him to my...

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it took one glance into your emerald eyes’ kindest beams for the focus to change and enlighten darkness and pain to guide my broken refraction towards your olive skin I felt all verglas thawing vision and join chartreuse blinks of the moment as light sea foam pastels sprouted lush ferns presented sage mint and lime moss to the harlequin waiting...

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The wearing of the green, Shamrocks bringing you luck. Days of delicious shamrock cookies, Elves frolic about. Bringing happiness to the kingdom, Celebrating with delicious foods. We remember the Irish, The pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. The friendships of elves and gnomes, Everyone celebrates Saint Patrick;s Day, Celebration with friends and neighbor\s,, Singing and dancing. A day of friendship and honor,, Everyone is truly...

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S - Shamrock, graceful, green emblem T - three heart-shaped leaves, only one stem. O - On St. Patrick's Day the Irish understand R - redemption - shamrock's story firsthand. Y - Youngsters recall what St. Pat taught them. O - Outline of the Trinity, hereof... F - Father God in heaven above, S - Son, Jesus Christ, shows His love. H...

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brown on dusty mustard clashes with streaks of gray we drive through riding the wave haven't seen a drop of rain in days sun bleaches boards and bones alike © Whit Howland 2019...

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Meadow of Evermore Rise, Verdant greens of envy neath the skies, Emerald breathes swirl wayward bound, The scene repeats the olivine surround, Spray of jade gladiolas emerges for eyes. The cool rocky fence tinged moss lies, Gathered sage on display, tossed flies, Observed fronds of ferns, all around, Meadow of Evermore Rise, The mints swim freely, breeze back tries, A row of pines stands proud,...

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As if the grass had leaves my feet glide freely on the breeze where a blade is not nearly a leaf and the shamrock steals my luck like a thief. The four clovered dreams predict a promise that love and riches aren't quite that fully honest and the fields of clover begin to burn yellow brittle...

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A leaf of green appendages 3 was Patrick's example of the Trinity. 3 in 1 or 1 in 3 only one shamrock would it be 3? Father, Son, and Holy Ghost each to be adored. All of the are present but here only is one God. The Son is not the Father The Spirit not the Son but these 3 eternals are really only one. Could Patrick be mistaken? Could there...

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