Thig thugainn, thig cò' ruim gu siar - Gus an cluinn sinn ann cànan nam Fèinn, Thig thugainn, thig cò' ruim gu siar - Gus an cluinn sinn ann cànan nan Gàidheal.
Come to us, come with me to the west - And hear the language of heroes (of the Fèinn), Come to us, come with me to the west, And hear the language of the Gael.
A few months back, I discussed some of the best books of or about modern Pagan poetry. I knew at the time that I was missing some important titles (a girl can only read so much and still hold down a job, sadly). Then, I found the recent post on The Wild Hunt that Erynn Rowan Laurie had won the poetry category at the Bi Writers Association annual gala for her collection Fireflies at Absolute Zero. I was already familiar with some of Laurie's work, thanks to her inclusion in Datura and The Scribing Ibis and a few other publications. The award tipped the balance and I immediately ordered Fireflies.
This is where language fails me and I have to resort to "zomg! awesomesauce! squee!"
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