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A Land Full of Magic – a Poem for Ireland

A Land Full of Magic

Myth and legend
Folklore and fables
So full of mystery
Time weaves it’s tales

Passed down from generation
Each one carrying to the next
This land full of magic
Let no one forget

The fairies of the Causeway
The Children turn to Swans
Benandonner and Finn McColl
Forever let them live on

Full of heart and soul
Listen now and relish
Dalriada, Glenara guide you
With their anecdote embellish

Though we move on now
We know their legends here will last
Keep traditions a-flowing
Their future anchored in the past

Victoria Welton 8th June 2016

Prose for Thought

 

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18 Comments

  1. I love that last line Vicky, in fact the whole last verse. Very clever and really conjures up the folklore of Ireland! Thanks for hosting #prose4t

  2. I love Ireland, my family comes from all over the Southern part and it always has something new to show me about their past. Your poem absolutely does it justice, well done.

  3. Fab, especially loved ‘a-flowing’, such a great movement to it. I also love your picture. I’m embarrassed to say that despite living a mere ferry ride away I’ve still never been to Ireland. I shall have to rectify that soon!

  4. I love this, it really felt like it was an interesting and exciting place to be. Your words flowed beautifully and I loved listening to you reading it xx

  5. I loved this. I loved all the references which sounded magical and I loved the way the poem flowed, it sounded full of mystery and there was really a sense of somewhere special in your verses. I hope you had a wonderful holiday too – sounds an amazing place. x #Prose4T

    1. Thank you so much Michelle, I am so pleased you enjoyed it. We had a truly wonderful time and totally recommend it x

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