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An t-Earrach Their

TermDefinition
the love the poet has for his home Ná grá an file dá ait dhuchas
Published D'fhoilsaigh
Images Iomhanna
Shows Leirionn
Landscape Tirdhreach
Nature Nadur
View amharc
Gives us Tugtar
Quiet Ciuin
Calm Suiamhneach
Beauty ailleacht
Rural tuaithe
Peaceful Siochanta
Comprehensive cuimseathacht
Free Verse Saorvearsaiocht
Public cooperation comhoibrui an phobia
Alliteration Uaim
creates for us a chruthu duinn
long vowels gutai fada
is added cuirtear
metrics meadaracht
The island was his sanctuary Ba thearmann e an t-oilean
short lines linte gearr
romantic romansuil
with sentimentality go maoithneach
mentions luann
sounds fuimeanna
colours dathanna
positive dhearfach
fertiliser leasu
friendly cairduil
peace aoibhneas
he describes deanann se cur sios
feeling of Mothu na
we see this with Feicimid e seo le
nothing to hear nil tada le cloisteail
chorus curfa
emphasises cuireann se beim
hope Dochasach
the poet uses Baineann an file usaid
Born in Rugadh se i Inis Mor, Oileann Arann i bhlian 1910
Died Fuair se bas i 1988
collection Chnuasach
First collection Coinnle geala 1942
second collection Danta aniar 1943
Worked in Ard-Oifig an Phoist I nGallaimh
Although Cé
He did not return Nar eirigh leis filleadh
for the rest of his life an chuid eile da shaol
Created by: atia.lu
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