The wailing woman on the Cliffs of Moher
Alarms the locals at Liscannor
Why does she whine so whistfully for?
As the clock strikes, twenty three : fifty four
Fifteen eighty eight supplies the answer
For the neverending necromancer
As the Spanish fleet, wrecked. Disaster
And souls lost at sea can never answer
With cracked complexion Bean Sí keens
As the bay is filled with her selfish screams
Cliff and ocean survey the scenes
For sailors souls and desperate dreams
Her fate is one of a living dread
As red hair shrieks from her raucous head
To outlive the land and ocean-bed
Without mortal coil to make her dead.

Great poem, Callum!
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Thank you Chris!! Really appreciate you saying that 😁😁
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