A quiet walk
down a pebbled Irish country road
is the place to go for a mid-life crisis.
In the valley of my walk
I happened upon
a Leprechaun by the side of the road.
Seated upon a rock near a patch of shamrocks.
Cobbling his shoe.
His shillelagh against his side.
“Top of the morning to you”,
seemed like the correct thing to [...]
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A Leprechaun by the Roadside
Posted in A Leprechaun by the Roadside, Holidays, Journal of Life, Nations of the World, Poetry Lite, tagged belief, enduring, introspection, Ireland, Irish, leprechaun, mid-life crisis, poems, poetry, poets, Saint Patrick's Day, St. Patrick's Day, thoughts, worries, writing on March 17, 2009 | 2 Comments »
