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Premium Member Celtic Dreams
Celtic Dreams

The Celtic dreams come forth through auric visions of an all-seeing eye. 
An ancient calling where the mystic rivers flow down a rugged mountain
while Angels bathe in the springs of an everlasting and radiant beauty. 
The Soul grasps at memories enfolding within fields of...

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Categories: celtic, emotions, fantasy, feelings, hope,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member In Celtic Shadows: Collaboration With Mike
The shadows lengthen as comes Celtic night, 
you are in my arms at the end of day, 
my eternal beauty, my guiding light.

We shall be together 'fore soft twilight
To you I run without pause or delay
The shadows lengthen as comes Celtic night.

Love in our souls...

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© Lin Lane  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: celtic, emotions, love,
Form: Villanelle
Premium Member Celtic Dreams
The Celtic dreams come forth through auric visions of an all-seeing eye. 
An ancient calling where the mystic rivers flow down a rugged mountain
while Angels bathe in the springs of an everlasting and radiant beauty. 
The Soul grasps at memories enfolding within fields of emerald...

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Categories: celtic, emotions, fantasy, feelings, hope,
Form: Free verse

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



Premium Member Celtic Dreams: Penned With Vlad Raven
I close my eyes and silken thoughts flow through my mind, 
The time before time is opened, with all its glory and majesty. 
I bring you with me my beautiful queen, within a dream, 
To a time that is yet to come, or a time...

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© Lin Lane  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: celtic, dream, romance,
Form: Romanticism
Premium Member My Feral Celtic Faerie Queene
babe
I stumbled home—
drenched in Guinness, soaked in guilt
the apartment crumbles, a shattered ruin
but you—your copper mane ablaze—
my wild Morrigan
a feral Celtic Faerie Queene
waging war against the wreckage.

You told me love was a lie
stitched by leprechauns
but your touch proves
there’s truth in everything
we break and rebuild.

Chased the...

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Categories: celtic, culture, devotion, fairy, feelings,
Form: Lyric
Mythology of Celtic Circles
In the days of mystic Merlin and captivating Celtic lore
The Ancient Druids danced and exuberantly did explore
The Celtic Circles of cityscapes and festive furthermore

They gathered ritually round their sacred scenic stones
Like super Stonehenge sites of zodiacal zenithal zones
Within the Galic gates of the great universal...

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Categories: celtic, destiny, mythology, philosophy,
Form: Rhyme



Celtic Nightfall
On the crest of the sky
Where blue Irish mountains lye
Lightning strikes and greenery starts to die
Through thick, misty clouds like those from dry ice
The full moon peaks through, ideal for a pagan sacrifice

Through the mountains you walk further
And you hear from the water an unsettling...

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Categories: celtic, animal, ireland,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Celtic Beauty
Celtic beauty with air of heather
Born from the breast of Scotland
She graces the country side with her presence
We watch her litheness in admiration
She is lively and smart
We know her from a variety of places
And she has delighted the people in all of them...

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Categories: celtic, woman,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Celtic Fire
The smoke its blue what little rises, embers red; midst black ash silent
the hounds lie down  the talk is slow, a song is requested the answers no.!
That's not the end, more voices exclaim.' cajoling then condemning, and praise." 
So feet do stir the voice...

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Categories: celtic, mother,
Form: Enclosed Rhyme
Premium Member Celtic Woman Walk My Love
Siúil a Run (Walk My Love) 
           Celtic Woman 


Walk Beside Me, You’ll Never Walk Alone  
		
Awakening, The Whole of The Moon	
		
Walking the  Night’ the World Falls Away	
	
Like An Angel Passing Through My...

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© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: celtic, music, woman,
Form: Pantoum
Cordelia Celtic Fairy Goddess
told me today to rest 
and have more play
Beltane may be her day
yet called upon
she'll thaw your lil feelin's
like our alice in wonderland
embarrassed and bewildered
there's nothing to be done 
love love love love love the best I can
not to be cold judge
thanks for the reminder
I'm...

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Categories: celtic, love,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Celtic Moon
CELTIC MOON
Tonight the dead, rise up into the dark of night,
and make their way led by the Druids' burning light;
there's buried many soul who's chained and bound
deep in the mother earth, their mournful sound
is wailing through the dark of this, their dreaded night.

The bonfires burn...

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© Vee Bdosa  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: celtic, death,
Form: Iambic Pentameter
Premium Member Celtic Love
CELTIC LOVE
The paths we take under the eye of god
and universe, but some consider odd
Great mother Dana, knowing everything,
help us to grow, into a birth of spring,
and know from where our lonely feet have trod.

In Celtic roots, from shores of Normandy
we came from long ago,...

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© Vee Bdosa  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: celtic, beauty, blessing, history, home,
Form: Iambic Pentameter
Premium Member Summer Solstice
Cloudless sky, naked shades of azure.
Oh, summer vibrant, resplendent sun,
We thank Lugh for his longest luster,
Grateful for the bounty he gives everyone.

Sun lights awareness in every entity.
Oh, boldest, brightest waking day,
Season of growth, splendor, and fertility.
Abundant Earth is teeming with DNA.

We plant the new seeds...

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Categories: celtic, happiness, hope, myth, mythology,
Form: Sonnet
Song of Amergin: Translation
The Song of Amergin: Modern English Translations

The Song of Amergin
loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch

I am the sea breeze
I am the ocean wave
I am the surf's thunder
I am the stag of the seven tines
I am the cliff hawk
I am the sunlit dewdrop
I am the fairest...

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Categories: celtic, ireland, myth, mythology, song,
Form: Free verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things