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Our Celtic Creative Corner is a showcase for Celtic art. Here we showcase poetry, paintings, drawings, photography, music, and other Celtic artistic endeavors. 

If you have a project you would like us to showcase contact us for publication and include a short bio so our readers get to know you better. It's a great opportunity to help visitors understand the context and background of your latest work. 

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Harvest

In the early days of the spring, March's forges ignite,

covering the land in the warmth of the sun's eternal light.

 

The heat warms an earthen oven, as ancient and lush as the seas,

teeming with worms and grasses, swarming with thousands of bees.

 

The oven is piled with seeds, gifts from the harvests of yore,

seeds that will fashion an army, crafted from golden ore.

 

April brings crystalline hammers, falling like stars from the sky,

flowing into streams and the rivers, the pond and lakes filled high.

 

The crucible of spring turns the ore to gold, tempered by ruthless rain.

Weeks of labor are rewarded, with hefty bounties of grain.

 

May arrives bringing gifts of the sweetest of flowers and fruit,

celebrating the arrival of the treasure that has now taken root.

 

The wealth of spring reaches perfection, providing it's boons to all,

from countless hardworking farmers, to animals large and small.

 

At the height of the gardener's glory, begins the garden's doom.

The harvest so earnestly wrought, must perish so the next can find room. 

 

The reapers take to the field, theirs scythes swinging every which way,

an army forged by nature's might, is felled in a single day.

 

 

 Harvest, a poem in celebration of Cetlic Farmers. Submitted by Jordaan King   

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Forth Bridge in early morning fog

Forth Bridge has stood proudly since 1890. Located in Queensferry, a royal burgh of West Lothian, established in the 11th Century by Queen Margaret. 

Forth Bridge is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the second longest cantilever bridge in the world. In 2016, it was voted Scotland's greatest man-made wonder.

Created: October, 22, 2017

Submitted by Ruby

Queensferry, Scotland. Historic Forth Bridge in early morning fog.

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