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Best Poems From
JOSEPH ENRIGHT
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Lough Caum
Nestled high in mountains deep,
Quiet, save bleating of sheep,
Pine trees stand all round,
Sentinels, they stand up proud.
Magestic mountains sweeping down,
Covered in heather, rustis brown.
Gurgling streams, cascading
Sweep,
Through mountains and valley steep,
Dancing and tumbling,
Rushing down,
Silenced when they reach Lough Caum.
Resting here since time began
Millions of years, untouched by man.
In its waters, crystal clear
Man made pollution, now I fear,
A legacy of poisoned world,
To generations.......yet unborn.
Joseph Enright
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Lovers
Young lovers seek perfection,
Old lovers sew shreds together,
And see beauty in a multiplicity of patches.
Joseph Enright
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my sandwich
I made a sandwich with some worms,
Im afraid my tummy turned,
I put some mustard on the top,
But Boy, it made it HOT,
I put some sardines in as well,
But then I didnt like the smell
I added garlick and salmon paste
My mummy cried 'What a waste '
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Joseph Enright
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My shoes
I have a hole in my shoe,
In my shoe,
In my shoe,
Whatever can I do?
I put some paper in my shoe
But still it let the water through (thru)
Now my socks are getting wet,
Im afraid a cold Ill get
Now my feet go SQUELCH, SQUELCH, SQUELCH
Because to the shoemaker I should have went.......
Joseph Enright
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