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An Irish Lullaby
by Gregory Christiano (Age: 61)
copyright 09-02-2004


Age Rating: 7 to 127

 
'Neath the sweet air, at the edge of the earth, lies the Emerald Isle.
The blue-green sea, like a dreamful maid, caresses its verdant shores.
Bless'd by heaven, harbinger of bliss, shines with jewel-gleam fire.
Thus emblazon'd, this ancient land, anchored thereupon, is home to special folk.
A hearth for warmth and peaceful grace, mystical and magical in white mists.
Silver threads intertwine with saffron and russet, brown and forest green.
This tapestry, bordered with garlands of the woods, is kissed by sidelong light!
In solitude, a goddess in the ocean sea; rich in laughter, dance and lore.
Stay and dream a while. Dream of soft music, of distant lutes in the halls of kings.
Captive hearts, to dream of meadows, hills, golden ponds and refreshing streams.
Dream the bright splendor of its storied past, etched with timeless beauty.
Molded by the hand of God, rivers flow into a slumberous sigh!
Sleeping, as if in a dreamscape, rendered as a painting, cherished, loved!
A mirrored image of heaven where placid hearts abound.
Dreams of beauty in the flowers, quieted are the minds, full of longing, deep!
With holy echoes, voices fill the heart-locked Erin's treasures, with images so clear.
This fair land, peerless, of red hair and fairest maidens in radiance bold,
Eternal will this land endure, with steadfast virtue evermore!


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12-07-2004 Stephen Washam    

Another nice write with a mellow peaceful feel to it. You painted a very dreamy Irish picture here indeed. Take care and Have fun. Steve


09-03-2004 Kaitie Mcquiston    

hey~
Well my sister recommended this to me and im glade she did...I am insanely irish and I always enjoy seeing people who can really write about ireland.....theres just something about the place that makes it hard for just anyone to write about it..its a gift be thankful you have i know i am..thank you for sharing this wonderful piece with us
~kaitie~


07-23-2004 Irina Guschina    

Your words sound like a lovely music...Lullaby for warm heart of child.... I so like it!

With love,
Irina.


07-13-2004 Mary -BrytEyz- Ball    

I can sure picture Ireland when reading this one. :-)

A mirrored image of heaven where placid hearts abound.... how wonderful!



04-16-2004 Nancy Pawley    

Gregory, your poem could lull even the crankiest babe to sleep. You've captured the essence, the heart and soul of a magical, mystical land. Beautifully written.
Nancy


03-13-2004 Stefanie Mendoza    

Gregory,
You've spun a deliciously vivd tale! It was well done, however I do agree with Joan, the longish verses hindered the flow a bit as well as the somewhat awkward pattern. It still is a very good write, just needs a bit of polishing! E-mail me if you decide to change anything!

~Steffie~


03-13-2004 Joan Jotz    

A wonderfully vived portrait of the Isle, I like the description in this, its almost ethereal. Yet I find the long lines, and on and off rhyme, sometimes cloud your verse....but that's just me.
A very soothing read.

~~Joan~~


03-12-2004 Lyle Berry    

Such terrific imagery and sensory stimuli - beautifully lyrical too - as a lullabye should be...the language is exquisitely expressive and innovative....can you tell I liked this one? ;)

Warm Regards,
Lyle


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