René Märtin
Selected Poems

Three Days in Dublin

Snow felt in the first morn
wet, cold and grey
and a freezing wind blowed
through O'Connel Street
The first morning -

On the second day
the sun shone warm and
a bus driver crossed himself
at St Marnock's
and the heaven felt
great-red over Balscadden Bay
I was able to reach it
but not to still my hunger

Yet we loved each other
in silent despair
The second night -

The third morning was
numb and vain
and we got into a bus
Willbrook return, please
and a ship moved out
to Dublin Bay while the
electric light of the
blue telephone box
near East Link
turned on
The last night-

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