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September 29, 2021 in Life, photography, Poetry, Writing | Tags: gratitides, irish bar, irish poet, photography, poem, poetry, seasmus heaney | 2 comments
On Wednesdays, I’ll be introducing you to poets that I favor. Today’s poet: Seamus Heaney
Good-Night
A latch lifting, an edged den of light
Opens across the yard. Out of the low door
They stoop into the honeyed corridor,
Then walk straight through the wall of the dark.
A puddle, cobble-stones, jamb and doorstep
Are set ready in a block of brightness.
Till she strides in again beyond her shadows
And cancels everything behind her.

Daily gratitudes
Shortcuts
Book ideas
Finding what I’m looking for in the basement
Finn, Sandy, and Ziggy
That when it hails and the sun is shining, it looks like diamonds are falling from the sky
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