Malin Head Poem by Jan De Raeymaeker
Malin Head
So old these grey bones; so old, and so alone
Shrugging loose their soiled coat
To dip the salt caress, its wet brush
Flayed by the icy crush
Hungry wails and relentless howls
Circling, lamenting the ravenous chill
Their cries stolen from the waves and passed west
Out over the empty depths
Tuesday, August 8, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: ancient,ireland,land,sea
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