Poems Where I Learn |
To Eyre Square Meandering to Galway City, On my way to Eyre Square A winsome heifer caughter my eye once, Flashing eyes and golden hair Connemara to Dublin regions, Never had I seen such style True lonesomeness was my companion, Over many traveled miles As I look out on Galway proper, From this green and lush hillside I'm finished with my rome through Ireland, Husky cow became Hooves' bride I'll never go to Galway City, But I see it from afar Content am I with my companion, City lights shine bright as stars I found my heart upon this heather, Distant from the city square Safe forever in bovine lovin' Home at last with one who cares.. Note: This poem is consistent in its syllable count. 9/7 9/7 all the way through I hope. |