Ireland Acrostic: An Acrostic Poem About the Emerald Isle

Ireland Always Beckoning

Kathryn E. Darden
For your St. Patrick's Day reading pleasure, a wee poem written in the acrostic form about Ireland - the Emerald Isle.

Ireland Acrostic

I reland always beckoning:
R ainbows and pots of gold;
E merald Isle ever glistening in Celtic tales of old.
L eprechauns, lurking, listening;
A ncient Druids by Saints redeemed.
N omad offspring seek those green shores,
D rawn to Eire like ancient reckoning.

© Kathryn E. Darden. All rights reserved.

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Published by Kathryn E. Darden

An author, poet, publisher, publicist & skincare consultant, I have written for publications including CCM Magazine, The Tennessean, Barbie Bazaar Magazine, Christian Activities & several local newspapers....   View profile

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  • Jeffrey Weeks 3/9/2010

    liked the poem and linked it to my blog :) jeffrey http://dionysusmused.blogspot.com/2010/03/ireland-acrostic.html

  • PennyB 3/4/2009

    Delightful :)

  • Charlene Collins 3/3/2009

    Simply beautiful!

  • 3lilangels 3/3/2009

    awesome very cool!!!

  • Donald Pennington 2/28/2009

    Cool.

  • Linda Ann Nickerson 2/28/2009

    . . . and your creative Irish poem too . . . ;-)

  • Linda Ann Nickerson 2/28/2009

    Love the photo!

  • Kay Whittenhauer 2/27/2009

    Excellent! If this were a contest I'd nominate you!

  • Thomas J McCabe 2/27/2009

    very well - written and creative. I am Irish and appreciate this.

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