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Maud Gonne was a formidable activist and generous philanthropist, whose feminism and nationalism altered the course of Irish history, but she is still best known as the muse of the first Irish nobel laureate for literature, the great poet WB Yeats. This post is about some of the poems she inspired.
I write and publish my poetry first on Instagram. Then on Sundays, I post the poem that received the most … Read more
I write and publish my poetry first on Instagram. Then on Sundays, I post the poem that received the most … Read more
I write and publish my poetry first on Instagram. Then on Sundays, I post the poem that received most likes … Read more
My most popular poem on Instagram this week was “Into Ease” My darling, let’s not sigh to see day fade, … Read more
My most popular poem on Instagram this week was “The Scribe in the Wood” Continuing my series of adapted old … Read more
My most popular poem on Instagram this week was “The Hermit’s Song” Early Gaelic (a.k.a. Old Irish) is the form … Read more
My most popular poem on Instagram this week was “Dropping a Han Dynasty Urn” Here we have it, an urn’s … Read more
My most popular poem on Instagram this week was “Milky Way” Her feet in the early morning light are whiter … Read more
My most popular poem on Instagram this week was “Followings” Creatives grope through the dark drawn by the promise of … Read more
I’m making a change to my reader membership. From September 2021, each member will receive a short ebook from my … Read more
My most popular poem on Instagram this week was “The Miracle of Reading” Those who give are never alone And … Read more
I mostly post my poetry first on Instagram, (unless it is a patron-exclusive poem). Then, each Sunday here on the blog, … Read more
I mostly post my poetry first on Instagram, (unless it is a patron-exclusive poem). Then, each Sunday here on the blog, … Read more
Each month, I post one of my best poems exclusively to my poetry patrons in Patreon. Among other benefits (more … Read more