St. Patrick's Day Poem: The Shamrock
Poem for St. Paddy's Day March 17
The shamrock is an Ireland trademark
and symbolizes Saint Patrick's Day,
the holy trinity; let us pray
and Irish pubs; March 17 serving ales dark.
Blessed be, don't drink and drive your truck!
Mistaken as a four-leaf clover's good luck
The shamrock has three-leafs
and signifies Irish-Christian beliefs.
Happy St. Paddy's Day!
'Tis always a good day to be Irish!
Other Irish culture poetry on Associated Content that I recommend:
A Couple of St. Patrick's Day Poems by Kevin Mannis- nice limericks!
St. Patrick's Poems by Dustin Lathrop - nice original
Published by Ranee Wright
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18 Comments
Post a CommentGreat poem!
Interesting switch on the rhyme -good poem
Oh, what a good idea to put some history into poetry. You might just creat a new craze. Good cheers to you, Ranee.
that was really good.
Ales dark sounds good!
Fun poem Ranee!
I like 'don't drink and drive your truck':)
Fun!
Did you ever wonder why Nuns always go around in two's? To be sure, to be sure...
Cheers!