Eire, and other poems

Through a tapestry of rolling hills, whispering winds and ancient myths, this collection sings the spirit of a green island. The poet moves fluidly between reverent odes to the land itself and intimate verses of love, loss and daily toil, often slipping into Irish phrasing that deepens the sense of place. Each piece balances a musical cadence with vivid description, inviting listeners to feel the pulse of countryside life and the echo of legend.

The works range from a mother‑like voice urging patience and peace to the playful call of a faerie child, from a humble ploughman’s yearning to the haunting chant of twilight singers. The language is lyrical yet grounded, making the poems feel both timeless and immediate. Listeners will be carried on gentle streams of sound, finding solace in the intertwining of nature, folklore and human heart.