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Contents:· Cat · Mná · Alan Mullally’s Song (Now I’m Leaving) · The Hero · Statue · Worms · Books · The Da · Female Modes of Dress (or The Miniskirt) · The Dance in the Village Hall · Obsessed · Corrakit · The New Daughter of Houlihan · Lewinsky · Jacussy |
The Outrageous Poems of Krunchie Killeen:
CORRAKIT (From the Irish)
Lonely the homes of Corrakit; Miserable its men and women. They have neither joy nor wit, And hate to spend a shillin'.
There is no music in their homes, No harp, or flute, or fiddle. To travelling bards they close their doors, Disdainful and uncivil.
They pout and pray and wish to be Alone in their misery. |
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