Poem of the Week: Swaddling

Posted 2024-12-21, The Irish Times Headlines

For bedding, sheep’s wool picked off barbed wire or feathers plucked from mountain roads or moss skimmed from rocks with a fleck of shale, all to make a soft landing, a nest, for what we’ll set down in a minute there that I found, out looking for wild cyclamen in the twitch grass and winter... read full story

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