irishpoetry

  • Wicked Witches’ Brew

    Wicked Witches’ Brew

    Bubbling cauldron stew, ‘neath twig and bramble flue. The Wicked witches’ brew. Giuseppe Gillespie – November 2021

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  • Make Noise Whilst Living

    Make Noise Whilst Living

    Make noise whilst living. You won’t get much of a chance As a bloated corpse. Giuseppe Gillespie – November 2021

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  • Bullying Bison

    Bullying Bison

    Buffalo bison. Bullied Buffalo bison Bullying bison. Giuseppe Gillespie – November 2021 *Buffalo eight times in a row (Buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo) is the longest grammatically correct sentence in the English language. It is a form of Antanaclasis which means repeating the same word but in different senses. Buffalo is a

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  • Cold Early Morning

    Cold Early Morning

    Cold early morning, A quiet powerline buzz My only partner. Giuseppe Gillespie – November 2021

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  • Old Ireland is Dead

    Old Ireland is Dead

    Old Ireland is dead. Its language, culture, and soul, Traded in euro. Giuseppe Gillespie – November 2021

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  • Allfather’s Knowledge

    Allfather’s Knowledge

    Odin’s blood payment, Half his sight given for the Allfather’s knowledge. Giuseppe Gillespie – November 2021

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  • This Little Notebook

    This Little Notebook

    This little notebook, Weighed down over time with ink, Its blank pages stained. Giuseppe Gillespie – November 2021

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  • A Dagger Voice Cuts

    A Dagger Voice Cuts

    A dagger voice cuts; Doubt laid upon this heart. A Rain of brass petals. Giuseppe Gillespie – November 2021

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  • Gave Blanket to Ground

    Gave Blanket to Ground

    Frazzling flash frost has Stole away clumped morning dew. Gave blanket to ground. Giuseppe Gillespie – November 2021

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  • Sweet Shop Favourites

    Sweet Shop Favourites

    Sweet shop favourites Corroding rotted molars. The price of sugar. Giuseppe Gillespie – November 2021

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