The Prince of Dublin

Poem by: Jimmy Kane

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green, people, beer, st, patrick, grog

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For St. Patrick's Day and all who Believe in the Little People

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Submitted: June 11, 2013

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Submitted: June 11, 2013

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"The Prince of Dublin"
by James V Kane
 
I
Now there once
Twas a Prince
Out Dublin Way
who "Cursed"! 
All Nice Things
Like a Sunny Day
and even 
St Patrick!
and the elves
at Play!
For he loved 
only His Gold!
and His Grog!
 
II
So there came 
one Eve!
An Enchanted Breeze!
Aye, the Tang 
of Honey
And the whir
of Bees!
And the Prince 
Fell Asleep
on a woodland Log!
 
 
III
Now you can ask
the Elves!
Out Dublin way!
When the stars
are Deep
and the Shadows 
Play
They will smile
and Grin
In a knowing 
Way
And Point
To a Castle Cold! and Grey!
Where lives
A silly Frog!!


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Status: Finished

Genre: Poetry

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For St. Patrick's Day and all who Believe in the Little People

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