The Patriot – Part 1
*The following was an idea I had about a a young man in Ireland just as the First World War … Continue reading The Patriot – Part 1
Tag: Philosophical Poetry
Don’t Expect a Knock
There’s two people on opposite sides of the land both are getting lazy and it’s getting out of hand They … Continue reading Don’t Expect a Knock
Old Smokey
*Inspired by my many visits to Kinsale in Ireland and the Spaniard pub where I did indeed see an old … Continue reading Old Smokey
Sacrifices
So many sacrifices to be made So many sacrifices before dreams fade Sacrifices here sacrifices there Sacrificial tears for something … Continue reading Sacrifices
She Misses
She misses so much of late She misses friends and their weird traits She misses waking up with that special … Continue reading She Misses
Oh Sweet Kinsale
Oh sweet Kinsale I dreamed of you yesterday In my heart you always are and on my mind you play … Continue reading Oh Sweet Kinsale
Rise of the King
This country battered and torn In which I was born Ripped apart by all and asunder Daily life of filth … Continue reading Rise of the King
English Born, Celtic Dragon
In this land of England I was born A country of political sheep and pawns Blood of Irish and Welsh … Continue reading English Born, Celtic Dragon
Bullet to the Head
This man been criticized again Accused of much but not there to defend The things they say make him ill … Continue reading Bullet to the Head
The Beach
The sand soft under his feet Where the sea and land do meet Footprints swallowed by the sea At one … Continue reading The Beach
Caliburnus Rises 