by Bob Eklund, USA and Deirdre Kelleghan, Ireland.
- Published: Thursday, April 04 2013 16:24
Deeper than the sky,
Lough Bray holds dark memories
From forgotten dreams...
A black hole, perhaps,
Buried here in Ireland
Through years uncounted.
Upper Lough Bray is a corrie lake, or tarn, created by a glaicer during the Ice Age. It is reputed to be very deep and there are some reports of a “monster” lurking in its waters. :-) It is one of twin lakes, Upper and Lower Lough Bray on the slopes of Kippure Mountain, County Wicklow, Ireland.
(Poem by Bob Eklund, USA and photo by Deirdre Kelleghan, Ireland)
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