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| Searching... Author: MULDOON, PAUL Matches Found: 54 Muldoon, Paul Poet's Biography 54 poems available by this author A COLLEGELANDS CATECHISM Poem Text First Line: Which is known as the orchard county? Subject(s): Knowledge; New Jersey A JOURNEY TO CRACOW Poem Text First Line: As we high-tailed it across the meadows Subject(s): Cracow, Poland AISLING Poem Text First Line: I was making my way home late one night Subject(s): Love - Erotic; Love ANSEO Poem Text Recitation by Author First Line: When the master was calling the roll Subject(s): Ireland - Rebellions; Nostalgia AS Poem Text First Line: As naught gives way to aught Subject(s): Holidays; New Year BLOWING EGGS Poem Text First Line: This is not the nest Subject(s): Nest; Eggs BROCK Poem Text First Line: Small wonder Subject(s): Animals; Badgers COWS Poem Text Subject(s): Cows; Ireland; Irish CUBA Poem Text First Line: In her white muslin evening dress Subject(s): Confessions CUCKOO CORN Poem Text First Line: That seed that goes into the ground Subject(s): Corn DANCERS AT THE MOY Poem Text First Line: This italian square Subject(s): Dancing & Dancers; Horses ERRATA Poem Text First Line: For 'antrim' read 'armagh.' EXTRAORDINARY RENDITION Poem Text First Line: I gave you back my claim on the mining town Subject(s): Relationships; Mines & Miners GATHERING MUSHROOMS Poem Text First Line: The rain comes flapping through the yard Subject(s): Mushrooms; Morels GRASS WIDOW Poem Text First Line: And of course I cried Subject(s): Farewell; Parting HAY Poem Text First Line: This much I know. Just as I'm about to make that right turn Subject(s): Hay & Haymaking HEDGEHOG Poem Text First Line: The snail moves like a Subject(s): Hedgehogs; Secrets HEDGES IN WINTER Poem Text First Line: Every year they have driven stake after stake after stake Subject(s): Winter; Hedges HOLY THURSDAY Poem Text First Line: They're kindly here, to let us linger so late Subject(s): Maundy Thursday; Restaurants; Farewell; Waiters & Waitresses; Cafes; Diners; Parting IMMRAMA Poem Text First Line: I, too, have trailed my father's spirit Subject(s): Fathers KISSING AND TELLING Poem Text First Line: Or she would turn up 'the songs of leonard cohen' Subject(s): Love - Erotic; Love LONG FINISH Poem Text First Line: Ten years since we were married, since we stood Subject(s): Love MACHA Poem Text First Line: Macha, the ice age Subject(s): Legends, Irish MEETING THE BRITISH Poem Text First Line: We met the british in the dead of winter Subject(s): French & Indian Wars; Small Pox MILKWEED AND MONARCH Poem Text First Line: As he knelt by the grave of his mother and father Subject(s): Parents; Parenthood ONE LAST DRAW OF THE PIPE Poem Text First Line: Even though it happened as long ago as the late fifties, I could still draw Subject(s): Native Americans; Graves; Smoking; Indians Of America; American Indians; Indians Of South America; Tombs; Tombstones; Tobacco; Pipes; Cigars; Cigarettes OUR LADY OF ARDBOE Poem Text First Line: Just there, in a corner of the whin-field Subject(s): Christianity PINEAPPLES AND POMEGRANATES Poem Text First Line: To think that, as a boy of thirteen, I would grapple Subject(s): Pineapples; Sex PLOVERS Poem Text First Line: The plovers come down hard, then clear again Last Line: For they are the embodiment of rain Subject(s): Plovers PROMISES, PROMISES Poem Text First Line: I am stretched out under the lean-to Subject(s): North Carolina; Kisses; Farewell; Parting QUOOF Poem Text First Line: How often have I carried our family word Subject(s): Love - Erotic; Love RUNE Poem Text First Line: What can I tell you? Though your quarry Subject(s): Crime & Criminals; Riddles SCHOOLMARM Poem Text First Line: I've taken sacred sex Subject(s): Schools; Teachers; Infatuation; Students SIESTA Poem Text First Line: Father took me to one side Subject(s): Fathers; Accidents; Tools SYMPOSIUM Poem Text Recitation by Author First Line: You can bring a horse to water but you can't make it hold Subject(s): Language; Words; Vocabulary TELL Poem Text First Line: He opens the scullery door, and a sudden rush Subject(s): Apples THE AVENUE Poem Text First Line: Now that we've come to the end Subject(s): Farewell; Morning; Parting THE COYOTE Poem Text First Line: Veering down the track like a girl veering down a cobbled street Subject(s): Dogs THE ELECTRIC ORCHARD Poem Text First Line: The early electric people had domesticated the wild ass Subject(s): Orchards; Electricity THE FROG Poem Text First Line: Comes to mind as another small Subject(s): Story-telling; Frogs THE GLAD EYE Poem Text First Line: Bored by ascham and zeno Subject(s): Eyes; Arrows THE INDIANS ON ALCATRAZ Poem Text First Line: Through time their sharp features have softened and blurred Subject(s): Native Americans; Indians Of America; American Indians; Indians Of South America THE LITTLE BLACK BOOK Poem Text First Line: It was aisling who first soft-talked my penis-tip between her legs Subject(s): Love - Erotic THE MIRROR Poem Text First Line: He was no longer my father Subject(s): Fathers THE MORE A MAN HAS THE MORE A MAN WANTS Poem Text First Line: At four in the morning he wakes Subject(s): Ireland; Crime & Criminals; Stein, Gertrude (1874-1946); Irish THE SIGHTSEERS Poem Text First Line: My father and mother, my brother and sister Subject(s): Oppression; Ireland; Irish THE THROWBACK Poem Text First Line: Even I can't help but notice, my sweet Subject(s): Grandparents; Grandmothers; Grandfathers; Great Grandfathers; Great Grandmothers THE TRAIN Poem Text First Line: I've been trying, my darling, to explain Subject(s): Love THE WAKING FATHER Poem Text First Line: My father and I are catching spricklies Subject(s): Fathers THRUSH Poem Text First Line: I guessed the letter Subject(s): Letters; Love - Loss Of VAMPIRE Poem Text First Line: Seeing the bird in winter reflected in the sheet of ice WHIM Poem Text First Line: She was sitting with a pint and a small one Subject(s): Love - Erotic; Love WIND AND TREE Poem Text First Line: In the way that the most of the wind Subject(s): Environment; Love - Erotic; Love; Trees; Environmental Protection; Ecology; Conservation YOU GOTTA TAKE OUT MILT Poem Text First Line: I ran into miss adventure Subject(s): Murder; Marriage; Weddings; Husbands; Wives |
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