A day adorned in hues of green
Cool and peaceful
Quite serene
Four leaf clovers to change your luck
Green dyed beers
Two for a buck
O'Malley's Pub is the best place to go
As long as your name
Begins with an O'
When life gets tough and your feeling ravaged
Murphy's the place
For corn beef and cabbage
On Saint Patrick's Day
We all are kin
Shades unseen upon our skin
Imagine peace
By the color you choose
Opened toed sandals or pointed toed shoes
If every country
Little or big
Could dance to the tune of an old Irish jig
What a wonderful world
This would be
Brothers and sisters, one family
Top o' the mornin' to ya', Paul. The Duffy Clan thanks you for the kind words, see you at O'Malley's at 8, beer on us. Saints perserve us all, in this craziness.
happy st. pat's day to you, too, paul! thanks for your heart-tugging review on my prose; 'twas most appreciated! love, your friend, karen lynn in texas. (((HUGS))) :(
Reviewed by Floria Kelderhouse (Reader)
Reviewed on March 17, 2003
This was so refreshing....I love it..Floria
Reviewed by the phantom pheonix (Reader)
Reviewed on March 17, 2003
this was a sweet poem of what it is for an irish on this day unfortunately i not irish but you did a wonderful peom here
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A comical and fine tribute to the holiday! You've summed it up nicely, including the infectious spirit. Keep steppin' the jig.... :)Sheila
Wonderful write for this green day
loved it
Tom
Except the Irish haven't a clue about our Corn Beef and Cabbage bit. Happy to you too.
~E
Happy St Patrick's Day to you also
Chrissie
SG
Note: rish is an abbreviated for of Bengali word. Its Sanskrit root means 'envy'. The sentence would then read
I envy Irish
-James
Sandie Angel :o)