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DUBLIN IS KNOWN for spawning poets, as well as acting the muse. But one poem in particular is used in this short ode to the city that perfectly captures its gritty beauty. Dublin slam poet Stephen James Smith recites Louis MacNeice’s poem Dublin, over some absolutely gorgeous shots of the city.
Watch this an get a new appreciation for those little things you pass every day.
Wednesday 27 November, 2024
Wednesday 27 November, 2024
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Gorgeous video will make you fall in love with Dublin all over again
DUBLIN IS KNOWN for spawning poets, as well as acting the muse. But one poem in particular is used in this short ode to the city that perfectly captures its gritty beauty. Dublin slam poet Stephen James Smith recites Louis MacNeice’s poem Dublin, over some absolutely gorgeous shots of the city.
Watch this an get a new appreciation for those little things you pass every day.
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