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Crannóg No 7 winter 2004 The Christmas Tree Sellers Tom Duddy This year again they’ve defied the city fathers and arranged their conifers, mostly spruces, along the path from the bridge to The Vineyard. They compete with one another cheerfully, cutting prices before an offer is made! They tout, asking sir if he wants a tree! One hooded kid is quizzing a woman Where's it for, hah? A window or a corner? And she has replied, window, bay window. The fresh-cut air of evergreens, the ticking cars, the bristling crowd, the cooling breath of class as I go by towards streets wired high for stars. Page 4
Crannóg No 7 winter 2004 History Patricia Burke Brogan June 1258 In the banqueting hall of the Red Earl at Dúnbun-na-Gaillve wine spills over parchments, stains battlefields from Carrickfergus to Waterford, from Luchúid to Furbagh by the sea. June 1854 The moon and the Pleiades pause as rhythms of a banjo rise from crimson petunias and rusting Crimean cannons on Eyre Square. Page 5 June 1969 From Ballinderry to Ballymena viridian hedges enclose drumming of railway lines. Wild roses entwine machine-guns under a lurid sun. June 1998 She looks up at the preserved castle and says, 'Isn't it strange how invaders build walls like these to keep the locals out.
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