Walking Home Along the Liffey After the Longest Day of the Week
Why I stopped taking the bus on bad days and started walking the quays instead, and what the river taught me about putting a day down.
Short poems about long days. Dublin, rain, and small kindnesses.
Why I stopped taking the bus on bad days and started walking the quays instead, and what the river taught me about putting a day down.
Two short poems written on the pier and the cliff path at Howth, about grief, gulls, and the honesty of an outgoing tide.
Three short poems from the back room of an old Dublin pub, where the fire, the barman, and the regulars keep the long winter at bay.
A poem for the night bus, the fogged window, and the strangers who share the long ride home without a word.