What color are yer eyes, me lass?
She whispered, Kelly Green.
They had the darndest sparkle in em,
with a twinkle so serene.
Their brillance lit me Irish heart
and lulled me Celtic soul.
Ne're I've seen a brighter pair
a treasure to behold.
The grass upon me Emerald Isle,
lacks luster by compare.
To wish the rainbow had such charm,
tis a shamrock pure and fair.
Just I and me shillelagh
with back of bent and bow,
dare ponder all the gold on earth,
not worth those eyes aglow.
Ay! In me spry and younger day,
when I but not a care,
could conjure up such pleasing thoughts,
tis truly just unfair.
Should you see this bonnie lass,
in passing Downey Street,
don't get yer kilt up-in-a-roar,
she's also got big feet.
Regis
Great and fun write, Paul, I enjoyed this.
Leann
Laura
But ye can celebrate the whole of the month of March...'tis Irish-American Heritage Month, i'tis.
Micke
Connie
Be always safe,
Karen
Pierre
This poem surely is a treasure. Playful and fun to read. You make rhythm and rhyme look effortless! Love and Hugs~
Sheila
Lovee Tinks
Love, Christine
Fee
Ingeborg
Good Morning & Have A Fabulous Day!!
Embrasse'
Vickie
Newfie Hugs, Rose