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by Paul DurcanWhen I nip into the GP’s surgery To pick up a repeat prescription For anti-depressants and sleeping pills I find the fair-haired receptionist On her elbows with laughter, For no reason other than that this April day Is all sunlight... 
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Scoop.it!
Irish Poet, Adrian Rice, "Prologue: The Book Of Life", from The Moongate Sonnets.
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Reader Claire McAlpine finds kindness and forgiveness in a book-length poem set on 'the feast of St Loneliness' This book-length poem is the antithesis of traditional Christmas cheer and will appeal to those who seek an escape from the kitsch and...
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When I was a boy, myself and my girl Used bicycle up to the Phoenix Park; Outside the gates we used lie in the grass
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