St Patrick Poems - Poems about St Patrick

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

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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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he freed Ériu's land from spiraling snakes ~ through the rigid cross of sheep...

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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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MEDUSA GOES TO IRELAND Medusa had green snakes for hair For what, no one recalled She sailed and saw Saint Patrick And now she’s gone quite bald...

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Sing out, O heavens, and rejoice O earth Break forth into song you mountains Lord comforts His people And shows mercy to His afflicted Isaiah 49:13 We commemorate St. Patrick A fifth century bishop And former slave Famous for driving snakes out of Ireland I’ve never been to Ireland Plus I live where there are no dangerous snakes So his deed didn’t hold much meaning...

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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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Unicorns and leprechauns Uniforms and spectra dawns Unidogs and unicats Unimen wearing shiny spats. Unicorns and leprechauns Whirling, twirling and dancing on. Unihorses and unipigs. Gaily wearing parliament wigs. Unicorns and leprechauns March is here, February gone. Uniwomen and unigirls Wearing green with all the frills. Unicorns and leprechauns Let’s all put our Irish on. No one Irish the rest of the year, But everyone Irish in this parade...

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Patrick lived in Great Britain, his wick, But when he was sixteen and quick, Was captured by pirates horrible, Taken to Ireland adorable, Where he found god, his walking stick....

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St. Patrick’s Day Just a few yards ahead of my terrace, Gift of Nature is my treasure, so precious, A pair of gregarious trees Shorea Robasta stand, Closely attached,...

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A special day is coming That you all soon shall see It includes all Irishman And that happens also to be me. The celebration in question Involves a lot of play Even non Irishman take part And have fun on this day. People around the world Will bless and even pray This day we wish each other, "Happy St. Patrick's Day". Brenda Elizabeth Rose...

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