St Patricks Day Poems
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St Patricks Day Poems
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With a jig and a poke
We'll have a dance;
Dressed all in green
Or maybe we'll prance.
Meat and potatoe pie special
For all our neighbours too;
We'll celebrate the Irish
And wish we were Irish too!
Maggie-May
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Wearing green, even dyed the beer
Meat and potatoes on the go;
It doesn't matter where you are
There'll be Irish there you know.
For those who are not
We all wish we were;
We're allowed to join in
From then on it's a blur!
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Every city, every town they are renowned
Hard workers everyone;
Comedians too from the very top
We love their very bones.
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The spirit of the Irish
Is pure joy to behold;
There good luck wishes
Are worth more than pure gold.
The Blarney stone is in them all
Stories dripping from their lips;
How to enjoy a good time
They can give us all their tips.
Leprechauns and shamrocks
With a clover in the treasure;
They're all in with the Guiness
Thrown in for good measure.
Maggie-May
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St Patricks Day Poems
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St Patricks Day Poems
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St Patrick the patron saint of Ireland
We now celebrate with a feast;
All around the world it goes
From the west to the very east.
He was enslaved but then escaped
And did a priest become;
He used the shamrock in his teachings
And that's where it came from.
Festivals and many parades
Take place in all the lands;
From Dublin to New York and back
Celebrations and getting canned.
Maggie-May
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For the greenest country in the world
The Emerald Isle it's called;
The blessings of St Patrick
Be with you one and all.
Maggie-May
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St Patricks Day Poems
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With a jig and a poke
We'll have a dance;
Dressed all in green
Or maybe we'll prance.
Meat and potatoe pie special
For all our neighbours too;
We'll celebrate the Irish
And wish we were Irish too!
Maggie-May
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Wearing green, even dyed the beer
Meat and potatoes on the go;
It doesn't matter where you are
There'll be Irish there you know.
For those who are not
We all wish we were;
We're allowed to join in
From then on it's a blur!
""
Every city, every town they are renowned
Hard workers everyone;
Comedians too from the very top
We love their very bones.
""
The spirit of the Irish
Is pure joy to behold;
There good luck wishes
Are worth more than pure gold.
The Blarney stone is in them all
Stories dripping from their lips;
How to enjoy a good time
They can give us all their tips.
Leprechauns and shamrocks
With a clover in the treasure;
They're all in with the Guiness
Thrown in for good measure.
Maggie-May
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St Patricks Day Poems
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A Toast from Ireland:
May you be poor in misfortune
Rich in blessings;
Slow to make enemies
Quick to make friends
But rich or poor,
Quick or slow,
May you know nothing but happiness
From this day forward.
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If only I were Irish
I've said that many times;
I'm glad they let me pretend
When St Patricks bells chime.
All around the world
Large celebrations quickly gather;
Momentum, pace and alcohol
There's nothing that I'd rather.
St Patricks Day Poems
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Myspace Graphics, St. Patrick's Day Graphics at WishAFriend.com
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St Patrick the patron saint of Ireland
We now celebrate with a feast;
All around the world it goes
From the west to the very east.
He was enslaved but then escaped
And did a priest become;
He used the shamrock in his teachings
And that's where it came from.
Festivals and many parades
Take place in all the lands;
From Dublin to New York and back
Celebrations and getting canned.
Maggie-May
""
For the greenest country in the world
The Emerald Isle it's called;
The blessings of St Patrick
Be with you one and all.
Maggie-May
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