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| Written by Patrick Naughton on Wednesday, 30 December 2009 10:37 |
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Life grows in crevices,
Dark places under stone,
Clouds hug the hills,
Where the bullocks roam,
Architecture of neanderthals,
Till the eyes can see,
Rough but tender land,
Away by the sea,
Sharp corners like steel,
Cut through the skin,
Lay of the fauna,
Sweet scent of jasmin.
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- Reapers Whistle 01.03.10 10:14 By Barbara Monahan

Hi Paddy, Delighted to see your website up and running, and the poetry was an added bonus. Lovely po...
More... - Jilted to the core 21.01.10 18:55 By Tom Dunne

Great Poem!
More... - Dalkey Winter Fair 07.12.09 16:25 By dido

Very good post, thanks a lot.
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