| Poems by Achill Island writer Anne Kelly. This section contains poems about Achill and other subjects, written by Achill Island native Anne Kelly. Use the links below to return to the poems index page or the daily poem from Achill Island. |
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Archive of poems by Anne KellyFawningThe fawn flits across the road disappears into the trees leaves no trace. I race to catch a glimpse. Too late! The fawn has fled. No clue of its disappearing feet So fleet. To fawn is never to stand and face the foe But to slip quietly away Into the foliage. by Anne Kelly Archive Index | Next poem » |
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