To Hell Or Connacht Poem by John F. McCullagh

To Hell Or Connacht



Once upon a time
in a nasty little war
Cromwell came to Ireland
like a blight upon our shore.

He waged war upon my people
in a genocidal style
but some revisionists might argue
he was merciful and mild.

At Drogheda he killed thousands,
what a slaughter that place saw,
at the hands of 'Christian' soldiers-
surely righteous was their cause.

Then, when the war was over
and all our blood was spent
the Gaels, who used to own the land,
all wound up paying rent

' To Hell or Connacht' is a phrase
sound biters did invent
I don't know if he uttered it
but its surely what he meant!

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
This is secondarily about the war of England and Ireland in 1649-1650 but primarily about whether politicians say what they mean. My thought is that by their fruits ye shall know them.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Mark Dillon 21 July 2012

once they are led by kenny the plank(troika puppet) how could you have faith in any of them, as for tax what we have in now is worse than the brits ever were

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