Category Archives: Poetry

Poems : Old and New

Winter Solstice

Posted on 21 December 2005 by Aine MacDermot

Chains Of Fires by Elsa Gidlow Each dawn, kneeling before my hearth, Placing stick, crossing stick On dry eucalyptus bark Now the larger boughs, the log (With thanks to the tree for its life) Touching the match, waiting for creeping … Continue reading →

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Dirge of the Four Cities

Posted on 09 May 2005 by Aine MacDermot

The Dirge of the Four Cities
Poems and Dramas, Vol VII
by Fiona MacLeod (William Sharp) Continue reading →

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Vogons

Posted on 09 May 2005 by Aine MacDermot

Vogons : Though not actually evil, the Vogons are thoroughly vile. Officious, bad-tempered, callous, rude, unpleasant. Continue reading →

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Poetry

Posted on 09 May 2005 by Aine MacDermot

Poetry : Poetry, well written, can be a spiritually uplifting experience. Badly written, it can be an experience of buttock-clenching horror. Continue reading →

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Stretching The Celtic Mind

Posted on 08 May 2005 by Aine MacDermot

Stretching the Celtic Mind : a Poem by William Brendan McPhillips Continue reading →

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