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Cormac E. McCloskey. Saturday, 14 February 2015. A Poem for My Seventy-third Birthday. At the church of Our Lady and Saint Walstan, in Advent,. They did all the right things. On Sunday's, adults came to the sanctuary - bearing gifts:. Toys, that the Salvation Army would distribute among the poor,. Foodstuffs for the hungry;. And for the people of Cambodia, toothbrushes, ("new"),. And discarded spectacle frames. And on Christmas morning at the priest's invitation,. Sat with him, right by the stable door;.

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Cormac E. McCloskey. Saturday, 14 February 2015. A Poem for My Seventy-third Birthday. At the church of Our Lady and Saint Walstan, in Advent,. They did all the right things. On Sunday's, adults came to the sanctuary - bearing gifts:. Toys, that the Salvation Army would distribute among the poor,. Foodstuffs for the hungry;. And for the people of Cambodia, toothbrushes, ("new"),. And discarded spectacle frames. And on Christmas morning at the priest's invitation,. Sat with him, right by the stable door;.

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Cormac E. McCloskey: A Birthday Celebration: Age 72

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Cormac E. McCloskey. Friday, 14 February 2014. A Birthday Celebration: Age 72. I t has been a good year; the best ever. For the heart that is young and for future prospects;. Though I grumble, sometimes, when the chimes are at one. And ruminate at twelve. High on the wall the antlers. And above the door the boomerang;. And discrete in the corner by the front door. The silver sphere, still measuring:. Though the rhythm and work of men had ceased. And though my time is on the wane. Cormac 15th February 2014.

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Cormac E. McCloskey: A Birthday Celebration: Age 70

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Cormac E. McCloskey. Sunday, 17 June 2012. A Birthday Celebration: Age 70. It is not the same at 85, for the motorists passing,. For the wheelchair and elfin hand, raised in greeting, are gone. And the bouquets, wilted, have been taken away. And there is no honking of horns. It is not the same amidst the faery voices of women,. Thrilled with their innocent pastimes and social chit chat,. For they know that something, and someone, is missing:. That Charlotte, and her voice, are gone. 169; Cormac McCloskey.

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Cormac E. McCloskey: August 2013

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Cormac E. McCloskey. Saturday, 31 August 2013. My sense is of a life well lived:. Of genius, faith, and grit. Of a landscape, ploughed-over. Harrowed, and sown. Of a force, ancient as Aran,. Sweet as the Derry air. On the anvil of his passing,. The menacing loss of a friend. Over a cup of tea it occurred to me, that in the original, I had the farming metaphors in the wrong order. Not a mistake that Seamus would have made. Cormac 31 August 2013. Labels: A Fond Farewell. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).

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Cormac E. McCloskey: March 2013

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Cormac E. McCloskey. Thursday, 21 March 2013. Provoked, by a Dead Poet. As with the saints, I have experienced levitation, but always in. A quiet imagining, myself suspended above the fray. And I have awakened sometimes reassured, that the past. Is just that - the past. Once I dreamt that Saint Th é. Sa of Lisieux sat unperturbed,. In a hen-house engulfed in flames. And I don't usually dream. Revised: 11th May 2013. Labels: Provoked by a Dead Poet. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile.

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Cormac E. McCloskey: February 2015

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Cormac E. McCloskey. Saturday, 14 February 2015. A Birthday Celabration: Age 73. At the church of Our Lady and Saint Walstan, in Advent,. They did all the right things. On Sunday's, adults came to the sanctuary - bearing gifts:. Toys, that the Salvation Army would distribute among the poor,. Foodstuffs for the hungry;. And for the people of Cambodia, toothbrushes, ("new"),. And discarded spectacle frames. And on Christmas morning at the priest's invitation,. The little children" coming eagerly up the isle.

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Here There And Everywhere. An Irish Voice on Travel, Literature, and Life's experiences. A Poem for my Seventy-third Birthday. At the church of Our Lady and Saint Walstan, in Advent,. They did all the right things. On Sunday’s, adults came to the sanctuary – bearing gifts:. Toys, that the Salvation Army would distribute among the poor,. Foodstuffs for the hungry;. And for the people of Cambodia, toothbrushes, (“new”),. And discarded spectacle frames. Sat with him, right by the stable door;. China: Refusi...

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An Irish Voice: Things Irish. Things Political. Things Topical. Things Personal. Things Literary. Travel: China, Cuba, Amsterdam, Spain, Poland, Ireland and elsewhere. Thursday, 18 June 2015. To exist on earth is beyond any power to name.". And to James McGowan, whose translations from the French, allow me to enter the Parisian, and in some respects seedy world, of Charles Baudelaire And James E Falen, whose translation from the Russian, has allowed me to enjoy Alexander Pushkin's novel, Eugene. But what...

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An Irish Voice: Things Irish. Things Political. Things Topical. Things Personal. Things Literary. Travel: China, Cuba, Amsterdam, Spain, Poland, Ireland and elsewhere. Thursday, 1 August 2013. A Spiritual Reading 4. Recently while writing to a friend in China, whose pet name is that of a bird, and symbolic of a desire to be free, I had occasion to recall a book that I read some years ago. It was, 1421 The Year China Discovered The World,. The Emperor's Grand Plan. Harshness to the people below and above,...

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Cormac E. McCloskey. Saturday, 14 February 2015. A Poem for My Seventy-third Birthday. At the church of Our Lady and Saint Walstan, in Advent,. They did all the right things. On Sunday's, adults came to the sanctuary - bearing gifts:. Toys, that the Salvation Army would distribute among the poor,. Foodstuffs for the hungry;. And for the people of Cambodia, toothbrushes, ("new"),. And discarded spectacle frames. And on Christmas morning at the priest's invitation,. Sat with him, right by the stable door;.

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