Writing A Critical Appraisal of “SPORT” by Paul Durcan#LeavingCert2020Writing A Critical Appraisal of the poem, “SPORT” by Paul Durcan Hi, I’m Renée Sigel and I’m editor and publisher of the arts journal Literati Magazine. Niall very kindly invited me to contribute to your learning guides on poetry and I’d like to chat to you about…
We’re currently working on a Selected Works for poet John Ennis scheduled for release later this summer. Here’s a poem from the volume chosen by our @drniallmc Goldcrest Falling by John Ennis “In our times, birds fall down hardly noticed in the world. The most diminutive of Irish birds, their wingbars gone palewith underparts of…
‘Children’s Laughter’ by Eileen Gormley This was my second poem, it’s about the innocence and fun of children. It should remain that way. Children must grow up too fast and unfortunately, they are, sometimes, led down the wrong path. Children should be children and there should be no room for adulthood or taking life…
ONE BODY, NOW ONE SOUL: HOW I FOUND HAPPINESS AMIDST A MAZE OF DEPRESSION AND ANXIETY Meghann Scully From: Mental Health For Millennials Vol 3: On Happiness. Published by Book Hub Publishing, Galway, Ireland (2019). Turning Point What life says we have to live but one dream? What life says we must trek…
“a time at dusk and dawn each day” A Review of Fergus Hogan’s, ‘Bittern Cry’ By Edel Hanley, Doctoral Candidate, University College Cork. As I first approach Fergus Hogan’s Bittern Cry, I am quickly lured in by the melodic and fluid quality of his verse, overtaken by the way in which the poems evoke…