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Bully's Acre, Dublin
Bully’s Acre (officially, the Hospital Fields) is a former public cemetery located near the Royal Hospital Kilmainham in Dublin. Behind a black gate off the entranceway to the expansive grounds of the Royal Hospital in Kilmainham, now the Irish Museum of Modern Art, lies a large, green field that is home to Dublin’s oldest cemetery. In the first part of this field is a large, dappled grey…
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Good genes ... the best genes.
A real tRUmpskabob, I tell ya...
3 Lives, 3 Deaths, 1 Life Unlived
In the summer of 2016, 22 skeletons were found less than two feet under the surface just outside former St. Mary's Church (about to be turned into the Medieval Mile Museum) in Kilkenny. It was all over the national news and even I read about it, even though I was still living in Germanland.
Today, an exhibition was opened showing three of the skeletons: one 11-12 y/o child, one 18 y/o woman and a 45 y/o woman. They were guarded by two police men for some reason (I mean, they're dead already, and those two can't stay there for the duration of the exhibition surely...).
I had a nice little wander around in the museum, because it was free after all. I've been there three times before, I've seen most of it anyway.
Funny thing during the speeches (or is it?): one of the politicians said in preparation of the exhibition, he had learned new words: "archaeology" and "osteoarchaeology". Facepalm.
IDK what I was thinking, but I wrote this in high school. Maybe it’s a sarcastic wedding toast, like a band of hobos might use? Who knows. High schoolers are weirds.
Paupers for all Eternity save for one moment fleeting possessing nothing yet if we live it wisely and well in this single heartbeat we can be queens and kings
One Moment Fleeting
Old Man Li (and the other Liwan legends)
He coughed in the corner, With a mangled leg. He smirked under stars, With a bowl pocked rice. They’d spit, they’d scoff, With their children in tow. I’d drop change, With lint left a pocket. But he’d buy beer knowing – All’d be well tonight.
- L.C.
*Over the course of the years, I wonder how many beers I’d bought for him.
Bully's Acre, Dublin
Bully’s Acre, Dublin
Bully’s Acre (officially, the Hospital Fields) is a former public cemetery located near the Royal Hospital Kilmainham in Dublin. Behind a black gate off the entranceway to the expansive grounds of the Royal Hospital in Kilmainham, now the Irish Museum of Modern Art, lies a large, green field that is home to Dublin’s oldest cemetery. In the first part of this field is a large, dappled grey…
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