Hi Mervyn,
I always feel that Irish writers should be handicapped in some way - perhaps made to end each stanza or paragraph with a word ending in the letter Z.
So comfortable are the Irish with rythm and cadence however that i sdoubt een this would prevent their pre-eminence with language.
Let's face it, even George best was a poet!
You have probably gathered that i am wholly impressed with this poem. it has the elusive haunting quality that all 'eminscence' poetry must attain - but so few do.
I look forward to reading more in this series.
Best wishes
sbeckett
I always feel that Irish writers should be handicapped in some way - perhaps made to end each stanza or paragraph with a word ending in the letter Z.
So comfortable are the Irish with rythm and cadence however that i sdoubt een this would prevent their pre-eminence with language.
Let's face it, even George best was a poet!
You have probably gathered that i am wholly impressed with this poem. it has the elusive haunting quality that all 'eminscence' poetry must attain - but so few do.
I look forward to reading more in this series.
Best wishes
sbeckett
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