Musings Before the Save the Eight Rally in Dublin
Writers Ireland’s spirit caught Web of words in which they sought The Ireland in their eyes that aught Contemporaneously exist. Some said …
At St. James Tramstop, Dublin
They sit there drinking across the track Talking loudly, drunkenly swaying The man looks like on on smack And I hear snatches …
The Muses Café
Easons on Dublins O’ Connell Street has a Cafe called Muses… appropiate for a bookshop! While there, looking at pictures of now …
Written Beside a Stone to Paul Smith
The latest of the poems restored to the website, its from the “Dander in Dublin” series, from way back in 2010… Opposite …
The Harp of King Brian Ború
Its a mere 1001 years since the battle of Clontarf, and we understand little of the dynamics of the battle. There was …
Christmas Card to the Homeless
Every homeless person is something to somebody. This was the Jonathan Corrie story >>> More than a face, you have a name, …
Christ Was Crucified In Dublin
As if once more nailed to a cross In Dublin, Christ was crucified Where on a street beside the Dáil The least …
All That Jazz
A video posted by Thomas Carty (@tomjcarty) on Feb 23, 2015 at 5:30pm PST Notes drift to the Dublin night air Soul …
Marching Past Trinity College
Written after the “Right to Work” march on June 1, 2010 —oOo— We marched there, chanting slogans Past the gates of Trinity …
A Wedding Day
In a chapel a man stood beside His nervous and blushing bride “I do till death” each to their vows replied And …
A City Slowly Comes to Life
A city slowly comes to life As the morning has begun And I the task for to bask I have started in …
Two Magpies on Stephens Green
Two magpies seen on Stephens Green One seen before the other I thinking it sorrow meant I looked quickly for another And …