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All that delirium of the brave?

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September 1913

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Romantic Ireland’s dead and gone. It’s with O’Leary in the grave.

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September 1913

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Fumble in a greasy till

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September 1913

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You have dried the marrow from the bone

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September 1913

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Some woman’s yellow hair has maddened every mothers son

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September 1913

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I saw the cold and took delighting heaven

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The Cold Heaven

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Riddled with light. Ah!

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The Cold Heaven

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Ice burned

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The Cold Heaven

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With the hot blood of youth, of love crossed long ago

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The Cold Heaven

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By the injustice of the skies for punishment?

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The Cold Heaven

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Those that I fight I do not hate,

Those that I guard I do not love;

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An Irish Airman

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Kiltartans cross… Kiltartans poor

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An Irish Airman

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A lonely impulse of delight

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An Irish Airman

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The years to come seemed waste of breath

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An Irish Airman

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In balance with this life, this death.

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An Irish Airman

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As cold and as passionate as the dawn

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The Fisherman

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Grey place … Grey Connemara clothes

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The Fisherman

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The living men I hate, the dead man that I loved,

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The Fisherman

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Great Art beat down

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The Fisherman

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The nearest kin of the moon

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The Cat and the Moon

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Troubled his animal blood

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The Cat and the Moon

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Tired of that courtly fashion,

A new dance turn.

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The Cat and the Moon

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Alone, important and wise,

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The Cat and the Moon

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And lifts to the changing moon, his changing eyes.

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The Cat and the Moon

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The falcon cannot hear the falconer

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The Second Coming

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Turning in the widening gyre

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The Second Coming

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Mere anarchy is loosed …

The ceremony of innocence is drowned

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The Second Coming

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Surely some revelation is at hand

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The Second Coming

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That twenty centuries of stony sleep

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The Second Coming

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By a rocking cradle

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The Second Coming

30
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Slouches towards Bethlehem to be born?

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The Second Coming

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Before the indifferent beak could let her drop?

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Leda and the Swan

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A shudder in the loins engenders there

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Leda and the Swan

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Did she put on knowledge with his power

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Leda and the Swan

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Loosening thighs/ thighs caressed

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Leda and the Swan

35
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Two girls in silk kimonos

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In memory

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Both beautiful, one a gazelle

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In Memory

37
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Conspiring among the ignorant

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In Memory

38
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Some vague Utopia

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In Memory

39
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Dear shadows, now you know it all

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In Memory

40
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The innocent and the beautiful have no enemy but time

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In Memory

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Bid me strike a match and strike another till time catch

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In Memory