Tag: Geraldine Plunkett Dillon

• A Celebration of Irish Women Poets on Bloomsday 2018

  

  ‘Hinnerup’ by Jess McKinney . sewing after so long i wonder if there exists a song a glass of water warmed in the sun for each age she’s ever been all the taps here run scalding following the dregs of wine flowing from hot water factories tell me about her lover stagnant on the periphery […]

  Chris Murray

  June 10, 2018

  25 Pins in a packet women creators, Contemporary Irish Women Poets, How Words Play, poetry

  A Celebration of Irish Women Poets on Bloomsday 2018, alice kinsella, Eva Griffin, Finnuala Simpson, Geraldine Plunkett Dillon, Jess Mc Kinney, new poetry, New Poetry From Ireland, Peggie Gallagher

• ‘Magnificat’ (1917) by Geraldine Plunkett Dillon

  

    MAGNIFICAT by Geraldine Plunkett Dillon (1891 – 1986)   1  (Untitled)   While you are in Kilkenny town, I see your grace in every tree; Your hair is as the branches brown, The birches have your bravery.   Your strength in mountain oaks I find, Eagles in this have built their nest; With supple sally twigs you bind […]

  Chris Murray

  October 14, 2017

  25 Pins in a packet women creators, Contemporary Irish Women Poets, Dispossession, How Words Play, Letters, Magic, Maps, Sites

  1917, An Index Of Women Poets, Geraldine Plunkett Dillon