The Clover

The Clover

A Poem by Faelyn ó Cuilinn

Your green luck surrounds me
and I wait for the wish.
The one I dreamed of
when I sat beneath the rainbow...

I can't wait till spring
so I can see your leaves.
Watch your vines twine
and whistle in the breeze.

Your luck I will cherish
though times may get old.
I trust in good old Saint Patrick,
to keep the dream alive.

Now watch the grass she sways.
Flicking in the wind.
The Goddess watches down on me
as Tir na nOg awaits...

Now I see your petals
all four of them to see.
Your luck I wish upon this green
piece that Padraig sends me.

© 2010 Faelyn ó Cuilinn


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The luck of the irish, another nice poem that displays your talent for words and imagery. Favorite lines: Now watch the grass she sways
Flicking in the wind.

The whole poem was really good, good job Faelyn.

Posted 14 Years Ago


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Faelyn ó Cuilinn
Faelyn ó Cuilinn

Cork, Ireland



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I'm a simple Irish girl that enjoy to write poetry outside on my hill. I hope one day to be a help to others. I love to write and it's a passion. Hopefully it will get me somewhere. I work at a co.. more..

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