Love, Loss & RelationshipPoetry

By The Muir Éireann: Waiting for my Love to Come Home

By 8 November 2014July 21st, 2026No Comments1 min read
The Muir Éireann, Blackpool at dusk.

By the Muir Éireann

The smoothness of your skin,
sleek face and pointed chin,
clarifies, enhances your eyes.
An oyster-shaped mouth smiling –

red lips, opened – an intriguing twang
springing from the larynx, compels
me to wander to the Muir Éirean.
A fierce wind whistles over my shoulder

at dusk; your embroidered headscarf,
a wild element decorated with tiny shells,
cloaks my head on the shoreline,
keeping me warm until you come home.

An abstract artwork of a face, featuring bold red lips, mirrored eyes, and geometric lines.

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