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fromKahle/Austin Foundation  \n# PHUCKLE\n\nIRISH AUF ENGLISH)  \nBrendan McCormack  \n20I4 BRENDAN McCORMACK  \nAll rights reserved.No part of this publication may bereproduced in any form or by any means—graphic,electronicor mechanical,including photocopying,recording,taping orinformation storage and retrieval systems—without the priorwritten permission of the author  \nISBN 978-I-78237-494-7  \nA CIP catalogue for this book is available from the National Library.  \nPublished by ORIGINALWRITING LTD.,Dublin,20I4.Printed by CLONDALKIN GROUP,Glasnevin,Dublin II  \n# FOR SHERNAWith Love(FOR BETTER OR FOR VERSE)\n\nThanks  \nErik Vatne,friend,fellow pilgrim and firestarter in this head.Gene and Margo Barry,Ferrnoy International Poetry Festival andall who sail in her.  \nElbow Lane Poets.Much much thanks.  \nSharon Frye,PCVandall,Phillip Larrea,Silva Zanoyan Merjanian&JT Odochartaigh-the finest of the finest.  \nMick Corrigan-Irish Poet Extraordinaire.  \nJustin Booth-Fellow Outlaw.  \nDave Boles-Keeper of the flame.  \nFoR ALLWHOHAVE ENCOURAGED THIS RIDICULOUS ENDEAVOUR,MUCH MUCH THANKS FROM THE BOTTOM OF MY HEART.  \n# TABLE OF CONTENTS\n\nFirelandCredoTimeFor HankTurnings  \nLast room my father breathed in  \nThe Huge Motherfucking USS JFK CameLovers found buriedBless  \nPatrick Browne Number 1.1975Swinging Back Swinging ForthThe young peoples AA meetingSt john of godsPipesPhuckleShells  \nRothko in Berlin,1988Grace  \nSaint BrigidDaughtersBarabbasPreludeZ  \nHunting dublin,not hauntingThe Crossing of FieldsCaravaggioYa  \nHundreds and ThousandsLeopold,Bloom Again Sil Vous Plait  \nFireland  \nDark shapened men,made of sticky muckDug holes in the soft pine needled earthAll damp and cloying as shadowlands are  \nPipe smoking men,car washing men,Drinking in the corner of the boozer men,Loving their sweating wives men,  \nTheir shirts all carefully tucked in.  \nTheir spades slipped violently into the earth,Excavating a new space for a familiar face  \nBelow the trees,standing on the path,  \nAbove the water where fat mud eating mulletSwim oblivious,as flies skitter across the surface,A lone beehive hut of stone,half fallen in,Survives and stands broken on its own.  \nWhat did those madmen pray to?  \nThe cigarettes are passed around,lit from one to another,Beacons marking these men resting from openingThis loved Earth once again.  \n1  \nCredo  \nThe last of words of christ  \nWhile he died on the crossFrom the multiple wounds  \nInflicted by the scourging  \nAnd the hammered into soft flesh nailsAnd the long buckling walkUp that path of  \nUnder that splintering CrossAnd then the lancing of his sideBy that thin skanky blade  \n(Two thousand years ago)  \nThe last words\"Higgs Boson.Why have you forsaken me?\"  \nAnd then he was at peace.  \n\"Higgs Boson.Into your handsI commit my spirit.\"  \nAnd the disciples asked  \n\"What does this mean,Lord?\"And he answered,\"We have to wait for the 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