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IRISH POETS' NOTEBOOKS

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Cormac Daly

 

This Spirit Lives.

 

Where shall I go to seek, or hide

from the spirit I have lost,

With whom shall I speak and confide

and at what moral cost.

Where shall I go to cheat my ruin

after burying this beautiful vision I kept,

Perhaps in the solitude of a barren moon

where the cold conscience lies unswept.

Where shall I go to peacefully mourn

this dazzling dream I have seen,

And how will it be held, or borne

all the troubled darkness in-between.

 

Where shall I go to ponder this demise

and render my soul to the unseen yet,

Probably,

In the cold of the morning sunrise

and the warmth of the evening sunset.

 

 

Sanctum

Spiritual chariots are ablaze with resolve,

secular morality deepens, impatient to evolve.

Clouds of reason are gathering, ready to roll,

a new light appears, illuminating a void of the soul.

The vision lived is the vision realized,

a message rejected can be a herald despised.

Instinctively an open heart takes time to reflect,

on its chosen beliefs, compelled to select.

Inner peace enlightens a heaven on earth,

our pain the sword of life, death and rebirth.

Compassion the only union, brotherhood of being,

reverence of love, definitive in the spirits freeing.

The wings of our psyche beat in a universal flight,

and the cognitive, receptive to a second sight.

Before losing you to the idea of perfection,

my shattered ego has little choice but selection.

 

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We will embrace the latitude

of our arcane treasures,

So we can discover the longitude

of joy in simple pleasures.

We will define the scope

of our mystic dreams,

So we can endow hope

upon the source of our streams.

We will live to capture

our harmony in the now,

So we can relish the rapture

a moment together will allow.

We will begin to travel

to the zenith of truth,

So we can slowly unravel

the answers to our youth.

We will finally reach

symmetry in our deference,

So we can safely teach

Benevolence as a preference.

 

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Dear Sir,

In God we trust

Freedom may win

or freedom may lose,

To dance in step with sin

is that the path we choose?

Liberty may reign

or liberty may die,

In revenge who will gain?

Must another orphan cry?

Justice may release

or justice may control,

We tip the scales of peace

and pass judgment on the soul.

The truth may heal

or the truth may cut,

The secrets You conceal

destroy the present, but….

……War?

 

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The Last Christmas

You search for me at night

your beating drum in my hand,

Souls of the eternal spotlight

proclaiming across the land.

Again it will start in the womb

Of earth and placed in a manger,

Rising from the ashes and tomb

Jesus no longer an absent stranger.

We were on a sandy beach

a silver unicorn by our side,

The circle of life within our reach

a child’s laughter lapping on the tide.

The light guiding us is from above

no definitive truth or lasting lie,

Our revolution only in simplistic love

Our evolution will bring tears to the eye.

 

 

© 2001 by Cormac Daly

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