Poetry Day Ireland: Iomramh le Máirtín Coilféir

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Poetry Day Ireland is an annual island-wide celebration of poetry which invites the nation to read, write, and share a poem on the day.

Presented by Poetry Ireland, the theme for this year is "Good Sports" celebrating the good sport in all of us, the drive to give it a go or to have a crack at it.

Read Máirtín Coilféir's poem Iomramh below.


Iomramh

An seaicéad buí groí seo

a fháiscim orm féin le hurraim,

an bolgán mór geal seo

a theann ann ar an mbolg orm–

.

gan é, ní leagfainn aon láimh

ar mhaide ná ar bhád

ná ní thabharfainn aon aghaid

har chrann snámha

.

ach seo méfaoi réir,

máta i gceann rámha

hulúiste haláiste

canúag treabhadh canálach.

Find out more about Poetry Day Ireland here.

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