Yeats Poetry
4th , 5th & 6th class studied the poetry of W. B. Yeats and inspired by this they wrote wonderful poems, and some have been chosen to be entered into The Blackrock Education Centre,Yeats Poetry Competition.
See some of their poems below:
The Enchanted Forest of Oak
The first light of a new
day unfolds
The sun blankets the
ocean,
Rays of sunlight break
through
the enchanted forest.
For the spirits have
finished
their party.
Flowers are being
showered
by fiery sunlight,
I see a girl on a white
horse,
She whispers in my ear,
Come away! Come away!
By Adam 5th class
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Epiphany
Walking
down the beach with the orange sun setting,
I think to myself many depressing dark
thoughts.
As I reach the forest my anger brews,
The sun soon sets leaving me in pitch
black.
As the small thin layer of hard, dead
leaves
Starts to thin, I realize I am not where
I thought.
My ever ageing lamp soon starts to dim,
The orientation of the land is changing.
Suddenly there are no trees around me,
I am lost, the only indication of land
Is the small pitter-patter of a nearby
stream.
My anger changes to sadness and fear.
With this sudden change of heart,
The dark is extinguished like a blazing
flame deprived of air.
The presence of death is removed from the
land,
I tried to turn back but I could not
I took a step forward and I was on the
beach,
Just as I had been only moments ago.
By Harry 6th class
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I
was walking slowly through the trees,
With
the awakening winds,
Flowing
through my unbound hair.
The
carpet of leaves and moss,
Soft
on my bare feet,
As
I made my way swiftly by the trees.
The
light spilled from the gaps
Between
the branches,
And
the sound of the running water,
Flooded
to my ears.
I
followed it,
To
find a beautiful ancient oak tree,
With
a stream and waterfall at its side,
The
sunrays dancing,
On
the silver water.
I
tried to get rid of my mortal dreams,
To
live this moment for as long as I could,
Until
the sun disappeared,
Until the stains of light fade away…
By Nele 6th Class
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Lovely
Sligo
we are young,
we are in love,
and we are wandering Sligo together,
we sit up above the water,
and I persuade him to jump in.
we love all sligo’s beautiful features,
the carpets of leaves in the hazel wood,
where we walk in bare feet,
where he hauls himself onto the tree,
and he pulls me up after him,
we sit up there for hours,
admiring the beautiful views.
By Jazmine 5th Class
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The Fairy
The fire
flaming in early dawn
In a
mystical forest,
In lands far
away
The fire
fairy is dancing in the flames,
Her fiery
hair blowing in the wind
Her flaming
dress flowing in the breeze
Running out
of the fire
As I see her
fading away into the dark forest.
I follow her
to the waterfall
Which
trickles into the silver pools
In mystical
lands afar,
She skates
on silver lily pads
Jumping from
boulder
To boulder covered in a blanket of moss.
The
little fairy is dancing
Hiding shyly
in the waterfall
From the
sight of me.
By Isabelle 4th class
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Sunbeam, Emerald and all I can see,
I spot a cairn ,no lock no key,
The stony mountain overlooking a gleaming fountain,
The crystal water,
Reflecting the fairies flutter,
The winds cry,
Making the lake sigh,
Sunbeams of emerald,
Are all I can see ,
I spot a cairn, no lock no key.
By Nadia 4th class
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The Mists of Sligo
The Mist of
Sligo,
Invading the
tops of the mountain
As the wind
flies around,
Silver mist
trickling
As the
magical fairies
Were blowing
tiny bubbles
Into the
hurricane of grass and leaves
The salty
sea is spraying the shore
The waves
crashing against the rushy bay
The sun’s
reflection sparkling
Against the
crystal ripples.
Of the shiny
rock pools.
By Robert 4th class
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Grainne’s Dance
Grainne is wondering the magical
Country-side of Ireland,
Spreading beauty everywhere,
Her golden hair wild,
As she jumps the crystal waters,
Runs over dew tipped grass,
And climbs the highest mountains,
No one sees her,
But she’s there,
Wandering the bright country-side,
Unknown to the mortal world.
By Lauren 5th class
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