johndiii's Journal: 's Fágaim Mo Bhaile

        Maidin 's tús an lae
        's fágaim mo bhaile
        Tá mo chroíse go brón
        Is fad ar shiúl m'óige

        Oíche 's mé liom féin
        Spéartha dubh go domhain, a choíche
        Ag cuimhneach ar laethanta a bhí
        Gan ghá agus gan ghruaim
        Éistim leis an ghaoth
        Uaigneas mór, go deo, a choíche

        Deireadh an turas mór
        Táim brónach, buartha 's briste
        I mo dhiaidh nach mbeidh níos mó
        Ach, tá sé i ndán dúinn, a pháistí
        Tá sé i ndán dúinn, a pháistí

        Is fada anois an lá
        A d'fhág mé mo bhaile
        Níl áthas i mo chroí
        Níl ann ach an marbh,
        Níl ann ach an marbh.

                                -- Eithne Ní Bhraonáin

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Re:

[Jeremiah Cornelius]

Graphorrhea [reference.com], rhapsodic euphoria!

I think that JohnDiii may want to Pict a bone with you... Actually, few now know that Dracula was written by an Irish Jew. Due to a misprint, it became obscured that Vampires are actually repelled by Gaelic.

Re:

[FroMan]

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Re:

[Jeremiah Cornelius]

I get the joke. :-)

That quasi-latin filler text is also called graphorrhea.

Me? I was just riffing off of Gaelic, mockup text and free association. Yeah. I listen to a lot of Jazz. No, I don't smoke the greenery.