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To: Soaring Feather

Over Irish hills the winds chase dreams
and magic flows o’er the land of Erin
in silent tides to the moon’s pull again
and things can happen so real it seems

Let your true heart believe and you will know
of all the things that can, and will, be so real
that they leave memories etched in a soul’s seal
and you carry them from day to day, again to sow

Listen to the sigh of the night winds soft
and of the tales they do tell of things past
things you hold inside that came and went so fast
and each did your spirit set its hold and loft


1,119 posted on 11/01/2007 7:46:06 PM PDT by WayzataJOHNN ( Poetry is the jazz of words, laid down by a feeling soul.)
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To: WayzataJOHNN
In the land of Glen Gaul Way
winds played softly through the dale
pipes were playing mournfully
their sound floating
high up the grade into the open castle doors
while my lady slept

The news was brought
the war was fought
the master of the manner lost
for time evermore

the moon pulled the tides
smashing against the high cliffs
as the darkened skies carried
the sad refrain
emptiness and gloom surround
the glen the hounds cried out
their master downed again

the winds in anger
hurled insults buffeting
the castle walls and the old
stone once stood proud now
crumbled from the news

and the stars of the glen
stayed under a blanket of
black velvet not to shine again
the master of the glen silenced
as natured rebelled against the
injustice of the loss.

Listen to the heart sobs
from within the walls
the creaking of the decrepit
halls, the age of chivalry
now long dead and the hounds of hell

hung down their head.

1,123 posted on 11/01/2007 8:11:09 PM PDT by Soaring Feather (I Soar 'cause I can....)
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