Oyez, Oyez, All Ye Clans of The Irish and The Danes

Steeped in all the many important literary ingredients - religion, nobility, emotion, sex, and mystery,
I have given ye more of this self, these things, but I have no monopoly on the course of my Irish wit,
In the towns and brushed side roads of villages out along perimeters of ancient lore ladened history,
My traditions or beliefs, these learnings; knowledge, erudition, enlightenment - these illuminations I emit,

Lo, the many wrens in their fives and their tens, those loftier winged friends, flocking with me across glens,
Singing gently into the wind in soft, melodic refrains, across the many valleys and delightful celtic plains,
Songs that free men, planky among the church spires, irreverent, deficient in veneration beyond trends,
Those who aspire to long sought after heights, dug closely into the earthen promise, those for whom it rains,

" Oyez, oyez, I share these beliefs with ye from the land under the waves, all ye clans of the Irish and the Danes. "

Thom Douglas Carlisle ( Irish Tommy Moran ) - Ireland

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