Geraldine Moorkens Byrne: Poetry, Fiction, Non-Fiction

Bio: Geraldine Moorkens Byrne, Ireland. Folklore & Irish Folk Magic Educator Draíocht Ceoil The Sound of Music In Irish Traditions (MOON BOOKS 2026) The Caroline Jordan Mysteries, The Music Shop Mysteries, Poetry: Anthologies (eg Poems From The Lockdown) magazines (eg Asia Geographic) E-zines ( Poetry Life & Times, Prairie Poetry). Some poems have been performed as theatre in Ireland Uk & USA. Collection of poetry "Dreams of Reality" is available on Amazon & KU

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Pagan Paeans: The First Anthology Of The Pagan Poetry Pages

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Puddles

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In and Out: A Collection of Poetry

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Where The Hazel Falls: An Anthology Of Modern Irish Verse

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Poems, Errata, Musings and Wibblings

That's all I can promise you.....but hey, some of it may interest you and that's all that matters. I like books, poems, writing and observing life and occcasionally sharing those wibblings with the world. If any of this amuses or interests feel free to comment or drop me a line via email.

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Thursday, 1 February 2007

The Ugliest Woman in the World

posted by Sara Curran on livejournals this is a great piece, a lovely ingenious fairytale...thoroughly enjoyed reading it!

The Ugliest Woman in the World

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Pagans for Archaeology

Colonialism and museums - Three recent articles have highlighted the complexity of the issue of human remains in museums. - Manchester Museum asks visitors if body of Egyptian...
5 months ago
Emerging Writer

Poetry Day ireland - Poetry Day Ireland 2020, takes place on Thursday 30 April. Everyone is invited to join in and celebrate poetry’s very special place in Irish culture – t...
6 years ago
Meanderings along Ancestral Pagan Paths

Grian-Stad an t-Samhraidh / Summer Solstice - However you acknowledge the longest day, and the shortest night, i.e. the summer solstice, may it bring you happiness.
7 years ago
Scenes of Ireland (and more)

Kilmacurragh House, #botanicalgardens #gardens #wicklow -
9 years ago
Hermit

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10 years ago
Real Poems

Old men should be explorers (Eliot) - Look up, look up, the sun is out; an Autumn morning lightens. The duvet’s warm a pillow soft but birds are busy - piping. Who cares how come a new sun bur...
10 years ago
Ruminations, Rugby and Ruination

Post the Seventy-fourth (in which our heroine despairs for the future of manners) - Manners, eh? If your parents were anything like mine, you had it drilled into you early and often just how important manners are. Please. Thank you. E...
12 years ago
It's Her World

An Unkept Woman - I had one of "those" conversations a while back. You know, the one you kinda wish you had never had because it gave you a glimpse of how others view you...
12 years ago
Northern Frontiers

A Long time Since - I had a thought to check out my blog, thinking it had been a few months since my last post. I was a bit shocked to see that my last post was nearly 2 ye...
12 years ago
The Crane Bag

Wednesday Wambling... - April 17 and 18: Poem-A-Day Challenge, National Poetry Month Yesterday, I was "spoonsless"....no energy, no focus, no nothing. So, I am doing today today a...
14 years ago
Henosis Decanus

Pre-order Kerubim Press Books - Check out the latest press release from Kerubim Press. Golden Dawn and Enochian - what more could you want? *Pre-order Now!* *Limited Hardback Editions a...
14 years ago
Evoking the Goddess

Glastonbury Goddess Conference 2011 -
15 years ago
Chick Thing Poems

Another sexual health poem. - “I just want you to tell me how it works, A woman’s tuppy. You know what I mean What’s in there, and how does she keep it clean? What hidden danger in the ho...
15 years ago
Frugal-or-Mean?

Well, what a month this has been! - Enjoyed the no spend month but this month has made up for it! DH needs his own computer with a bit more ooomph than my laptop for school duties. £150 off a ...
15 years ago
Poetry of Feeling

The 50 - The Courageous 50 They are working,The fifty,To save their countryTo prevent disaster. They are risking,The fifty,Death and diseaseTo save the many. They w...
15 years ago
The Cunning Linguaphile

Typically Trans Ally - Recently, I had the opportunity to be a delegate at a conference on LGBT health. It was a great couple of days and I learnt a lot, not least about trans is...
15 years ago
Adventures in Menstruating

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16 years ago
Creative Impulses - Poetry, Short Stories and More

Ice - This is also a poem I wrote today - pretty apt for the wintery scenes that are cropping up here in Brighton, but also for those who let love dominate them....
16 years ago
Notes From The Plot

End of month update - Sweetcorn, failed due to poor pollination due to the buckets of rain we had. Beans are over and done, as are tomatoes (useless). Leeks and spuds are fine...
17 years ago
Asian Geographic Magazine Online-Asia Without Border

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The Ugliest Woman in the World

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