Some New Poems from Tom�s � C�rthaigh

Here is some poems and links to writings of Tom�s � C�rthaigh

Welcome... Fáilte... Walcome... In the spirit of cultural equality and aspiration to national unity on our island, I give welcome to the visitor in English, Irish and Ulster Scots, Irelands three native languages.
New poems posted online: To Colour Outside the Lines The Web Upon the Wall Rocking the Cradle of Genius Robert Frost, one of my favourite poets, has inspired some of my poems. Ah, Burns, the Devil Grainne of the Seas Who Stands Between Give Us No Sunshine St Patrick and the Snakes The Wind Carries Their Whispers   ======================== Dont forget to say hello while you are here, and tell the author whih was your favourite poem and why... ======================== News from Tomas Tomas has a new book coming out, which will be published both through YouWriteNow.com and through Lulu.com in the coming months. >>> Facebook In addition to a Facebook page, the Poetry Dedication application allows you to send a small poem - usually a Haiku - to another person as a gift. Also, there are videos online of readings of poems.	Poets of note >>> New Poems from Tomas >>> Back Catalogue >>> Sign the Guestbook >>> News and Information >>> Read the Poems >>> A new selection of the material from the old website is now online and is accessable here. >>> Poets of Note: We have now introduced a Poets of Note section, where we introduce some writers whose work you may not have been familiar with before. >>> New Poems: The latest poems from the pen of Tomas can be read here. >>>   Featured Poem: The Sun Breaks the Cloud The sun breaks the cloud and all is new Life springs to the day again The dreary shadow of the coud Can sadden the happiest men. And in the heat of the resurgant sun Children run and play As the storm laden clouds are broken Chased by the winds away. To see the sun is to see life, And live it to every breath, But in Africa, and other places To see the sun break the rainy cloud, means death

Reviews

[Gandré]

i liked the second one better. Merry Christmaas!