St Poems - Poems about St

not Irish but on this day I wear emerald green ...

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Aunt Bertha’s been drinking with Mable Ten Guinness cans litter their table They’re ‘nissed as a pewt’ This fact they dispute But cannot stand up, they’re unable! Old Mable can’t rise from her seat She’s cussing (words I daren’t repeat) Then she yells, “Get help quick Cos I’m feeling quite sick" Which angers the barman named Pete! Two students help Mable to stand She blurts, “Getting...

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Irish tales of what a leprechaun gives away If you don’t wear green on St Paddy’s Day a painful pinch Like Suisse’s Grinch, a green tie or vest so invisible you’ll stay ...

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St. Patrick's Day embodies that sweet spot where alcohol consumption is believed to have one consequence only - unfiltered joy! I haven't Googled St. Patrick to check if that's what he intended, but as I write, friends in Dublin are sending videos with a Guinness in the foreground of every sing along in a tiny bar. I've...

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Have a Guiness and let’s toast St. Patrick Whether laddie, lass or old codger geriatric A bold gent with such clout All Eire’s snakes he shooed out Never has there been a saint so theatric! Robert ...

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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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Haigh! Ye from Emerald Isles Sky and seas hide in your eyes Wear green pride on your sleeves Stepdance, play harp and lyres Wear a fresh shamrock, Pray Happy Saint Patrick's day!...

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A romano-british Christian obtained long-lasting recognition This apostle to Ireland God did send an evangelist,easy to comprehend...

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Ireland quite grand with gold to hold in green we seen beer flows all knows take in head spin drunken shrunken the mood some food happy chatty and dance in trance no dull a...

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Beneath the emerald hills they hide, Where shadows stretch and secrets bide, The leprechauns with hats so green, Dance where only dreams are seen. They laugh and twirl in moonlit glow, Their golden coins they softly throw. A wink, a jig, a merry sound, A hidden treasure underground. With mischief in their sparkling eyes, They hide their wealth where magic lies. A rainbow leads, but...

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St. Patrick was a slave. He escaped and then forgave. He brought Christ’s holy word To those who had not heard. They had been his captors. He saved them from terrors. With shamrock plant in hand He helped them understand That God was very grand. God is a Trinity In His divinity. God is filled full of love For those born from above. This thrilled the Irish so. They...

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Quote By Poet "March will start Spring off with a big smile." March is a great time of the year, St. Patrick's Day they serve green beer. Four leaf clovers bunnies are hopping, let's go green dress shopping. Pretty flowers are now blooming, the green grass needs grooming....

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The leek will sit with pride upon that hat; and, yes, a daffodil’s another plant. The two are often worn, so let us chat about St David’s Day – or Dewi Sant. This prelate was a Christian and we know he was a bishop and the son of Non, and grandson of a king, said to be so, that king, we’re told,...

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Poet and saint Dunstan was great, pushed in a cesspool.' He arose.' He survived he was no fool.' Archbishop He would be' Counsel to Kings. Often gave he! humble yet strong he Ordered lexicons studied songs, grabbed Satan's nose; with Hot tongs.' From his cell of five feet by three.' He moved On to Cantebury.'...

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