Poems and general conversation from Irish poet Michael O'Dea. Born in Roscommon, living in Donegal. Poetry from Ireland. (poems © Michael O’Dea, Dedalus Press, Amastra-n-Galar)
Gentians,
May’s bright eyes
were yours
but now those buds
have closed,
never to open.
Stripped of their tongues,
the mourners
file past;
the quenching
of your beauty
like their Summer repealed.
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