Come Home To Dublin

By mcscraic

Tue, 27 Feb 2024
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Come Home To Dublin

By Paul McCann

 

Will you ever stop and listen to me ,

come home to Dublin

or I’ll tell Dublin to come home to you.

Because with all of the hope

in every Dubliners heart

you’ll know the love of Dublin we have is true

 

So where ever you are living

in any place here on Earth .
won’t you make time and just give us a call

 

Let me hear the joy you have in your voice

Or you can even share with me

all of your troubles and all .

 

We’re always here , we never change

Its still the same old story

with same old faces that shine each day

 

Come home anytime ,

you know there’s a welcome here . 
 because you know in Dublin

your heart will always  stay ,

,

 

 

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Comments

Submitted by Turlough on

Dublin's a much different place now to how it was when I was first there more than fifty years ago, but it's still the most welcoming city on Earth. There's always people there wanting to have a good old chat with you, to share your joys and sorrows. Your poem is bang on the nail.

I tend not to stay long now as I'm always in a rush to get off to Mayo. Louisburgh and Wesport will always have a special place in my heart.

Turlough

Submitted by mcscraic on

You words of support are much appreciated .

I am glad you agree with the way Dublin life is .

Kind regards 

Paul 

 

Submitted by Turlough on

I wrote a short piece about a bit of Dublin myself three or four months ago. 

It's called Patrick Kavanagh and Me. I think it was round about November that I posted it on ABC if you're interested.

Turlough

Submitted by mcscraic on

Thanks for the heads up  Turlough .

I'm on my way now to see you and Patrick .

l can't wait to get there .

 

Kind regards 

Paul

 

 

Submitted by Rhymes And Reasons on

'I think that we all have a little bit of Irish blood in our veins.' Great Tribute To A Lovely Home Town! ❤

 

Submitted by mcscraic on

I think your comment deserves to be framed and hung

in all the Irish pubs around the world .

Thank  you for that comment JP 

Kind regards Paul

 

 

Submitted by D G Moody on

I thought this a love poem to Dublin. For my sins I've never visited that lovely city but it always sits in my imagination beckoning me.

Dougie Moody

Submitted by mcscraic on

I love the way you put that Dougie .

Sure enough we're all sinners and there for the Grace of God ...  

Kind regards 

Paul 

 

Submitted by Tom Brown on

Also Irish blood here. And with our massive emmegration from SA  some say the Afrikaner is the new Jewish, scatterlings of Africa. But keeping our customs and traditions alive.

I prefer to stay, all considered I think it's better here than overseas.

Tom