Land Of Warriors (Celtic)

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LAND OF WARRIORS 6803XX

By JC STREET © 2004 all rights reserved


The resolute so maximum
stands the timber of the wood

So mighty is the thunderbolt
Rolling smoke upon the glen

So fair does the mountain snow caress Deirdre
of Slieve Gullion

So deep is the land of the carpet at twilight
wearing the purple robes of Connacht

So white are the thighs of the warrior maidens
clear like glass

The buckle of feast tables resounds
cracking sharply
in the halls of Enniscorthy

So long is the time of the standards
furled on the brow of the mist

--30-- Montreal, March 1968 – reminiscent of celtic style in the Dark Ages
(dark for the English perhaps—but not for Ireland)

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bluerainsbluerainsalmost 20 years ago
mountain

caress.....so lovely your words...it touches an old mountaineer....when spring was running....

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