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Éireann
March 25, 2022
I am my own history
From the hills of Éireann
Or Ireland as many know it
To the beaches of Nags Head
An identity both Irish and American
Separate but equal halves
Of the whole I am proud to be
My ‘unpronouncable’ Gaelige name
Aimhréidh-Gráinne
Anglicized to Avery Grace
I am who I am
Because my people are who they are
I am proud to be Irish
I am proud to be American
Táim bródúil as cé mé
© Avery-Grace P., Cypress, Texas
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