Poetry Phrases And Keywords Flashcards
(107 cards)
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Different (x2)
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Difriúla
Éagsúla
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Freedom and Captivity
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Saoirse agus daoirse
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He had his freedom
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Bhí a chuid saoirse aige
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It’s clear he was a proud and handsome animal
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Is léir gur ainmhí bródúil agus dathúil é
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He was living his life in the wild
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Bhí sé ag maireachtáil a shaol san fhiántas
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Powerful
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Cumhachtach
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Nobody was bothering him at all
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Ní raibh éinne ag cur isteach air ar bith
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Without a doubt he ruled “na teochrasa”
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Gan dabht bhí sé ag rialú “na teochrasa”
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He is living in a zoo now
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Ta sé ina chónaí sa zú anois
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He lost his freedom
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Chaill sé a shaoirse
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Wild (in the wild)
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Fiántas (san fhiántas)
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There’s only one tree in his cage
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Níl ann ach crainn amháin ina chaighean
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He despairs when he thinks of
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Tá éadóchas air nuair a smaoiníonn sé faoi
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Two different types of life
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Dhá chineál éagsúla den saol
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The importance of freedom for animals
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An tábhacht a bhaineann le saoirse d’ainmhí
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The poet makes an effective, funny description of her lover
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Déanann an file cur síos éifeachtach greannmhar ar a grá geal
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This poem is a satire or mocking poem
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Is aoir nó dán magúil an dán seo
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This poem is a mockery of “the old love poems”
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Is magadh an dán seo ar na seandánta grá
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Her man was unattractive, unlike the men in the “seandánta grá”
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Ní raibh a fear dathúil, neamhchosúil le na fir sna seandánta grá
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The poet believes they have true love
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Ceapann an file go bhfuil fíorghrá acu
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She didn’t fall in love with him because he was handsome
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Níor thit sí i ngrá leis mar bhí sé dathúil
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Images of her partner
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Íomhánna dá leanúin
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She compares his physical traits to different aspects of nature
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Cuireann sí a thréithe fisiciúla i gcomparáid le gnéithe éagsúla don dúlra
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She mentions her lover’s traits and she mocks them
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Roghnaíonn sí tréithe dá grá geal agus déanann sí magadh faoi
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Like brambles
Cosúil le driseacha
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She loves to write about his lack of good looks
Is breá léi a bheith ag scríobh faoi a easpa áilleachta
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We see the love between them
Feicimid an ghrá eatarthu
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Wild
Fiáin
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He is famous because he was wild, powerful and beautiful
Tá sé cáiliúil mar bhí sé fiáin, cumhachtach agus álainn
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He used to have dignity
Bhíodh dínit aige
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He was full of energy
Bhíodh sé lán le fuinneamh
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Now he is in captivity
Anois tá sé i ngéibheann
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People come to look at him in the zoo
Tagann daoine chun féachaint air sa zú
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He is unhappy with his life because he has no freedom
Tá sé míshásta lena shaol, mar níl aon saoirse aige
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He would like to be free
Ba mhaith leis a bheith saor
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This is a mocking poem
Is dán magúil é seo
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The poet describes her lover, criticising his physical traits
Déanann an file cur síos ar a leannán, ag cáineadh a chuid tréithe fisiciúla
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It is not unrealistic love in question
Níl grá míréadúil atá i gceist
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She is saying that her lover is not perfect, but he is perfect for her
Tá sí ag rá nach bhfuil a leannán foirfe, ach tá sé foirfe di
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This is a poem about spring in the west of Ireland
Is dán é seo faoin earrach in iarthar na hÉireann
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Love of place
Grá áite
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His native place
A áit dúchais
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The poem describes the simple traditional work that people used to do on the island
Déanann an dán cur síos ar an obair shimplí thraidisiúnta a dhéanadh na daoine ar an oileán
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There was no pressure on then
Ní bhíodh aon bhrú orthu
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The poet praises the island in every verse
Molann an file an oileán i gnách véarsa
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The sounds are lovely
Tá na fuaimeanna go deas
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The poet puts emphasis on the quiet and peaceful atmosphere
Cuireann an file béim ar an t-atmaisféar ciúin síochánta
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The poet sees beauty, magic and dignity everywhere
Feiceann an file áilleacht, draíocht agus dínit i ngach áit
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The farmer makes a beautiful sound when he cleans his spade
Déanann an feirmeoir fuaim deas nuair a ghlanann sé a spád
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There is a peaceful atmosphere there
Tá atmaisféar síochánta ann
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He is collecting seaweed down at the beach
Tá sé ag bailiú feamainne thíos ar an trá
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It is a pleasant peaceful view
Is radharc séimh síochánta e
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We hear the sound that the oars make
Cloisimid an fhuaim a dhéanann na maidí rámha
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Their work is done at the end of the day and they haven’t a care in the world
Tá a n-obair déanta acu ag deireadh an lae agus níl cíos cas ná cathú orthu
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People of the island
Daoine an oileáin
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On the island
Ar an oileáin
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The island
An t-oileán
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More peaceful
Níos síochánta
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The poet gives us an image of an old fashioned, traditional man in the first verse
Tugann an file íomhá dúinn d’fhear sean- aimseartha, traidisiúnta sa chéad véarsa
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He would like a traditional life, with a wife and traditional family, focused on life in the house
Ba mhaith leis saol traidisiúnta, le bean is clann traidisiúnta, dírithe ar shaol sa theach
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Modern and independent
Nua-aimseartha agus neamhspleách
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Modern Life
Saol nua-aoiseach
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Focused outside in the big world
Dírithe taobh amuigh sa domhain mór
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They wanted the complete opposite of each other
Bhí a mhalairt ar fad uathu
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This conflict is the heart of the problem between them
Is i an choimhlint seo croílár na faidhbe eatharthu
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They did not succeed in overcoming the differences between them, therefore they came to a solution and separated
Níor éirigh léi na difríochtaí eatarthu a shárú, mar sin tháinig siad ar réiteach agus scar siad
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They put an end to the marriage
Chuir siad deireadh leis an bpósadh
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The sudden end to the poem is a metaphor for the sudden end to the marriage
Is meafair é an deireadh borb den dán, don chríoch obann den phósadh
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Status in society was very important to her
Bhí stádas sa tsochaí an tábhachtach di
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She wished to make her own choices
Theastaigh uaithi a roghanna féin a dhéanamh
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The particular couple in this poem
An lánúin áirithe sa dán seo
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Different desires
Mianta difriúla
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Looking for equality
Ag tnúth le cothrom
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The dame outlook
An dearcadh céanna
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They had nothing waiting for then but divorce
Ní raibh i ndán dóibh ach an colscaradh
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There were not a lot of similarities between them
Ní raibh mórán cosúlachtaí eatarthu
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His desires are the complete opposite to the woman’s desires
Bhí a mhianta ag teacht go hiomlán salach ar mhianta na mná
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It cant be denied
Ní féidir a sheanadh
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Disappointment and unhappiness
Díomá agus mishonas
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Opinions
Tuairimí
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Simple insight
Insint shimplí
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Seeking
Ag lorg
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They were married
Bhí siad pósta
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Its not known who wrote this poem
Ní fios cé a chum an dán seo
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This poem is written about a man who goes from farm to farm seeking work, giving help to the big farmers
Tá an dán seo scríofa faoi fhear a théann ó fheirm go feirm ag lorg oibre ag tabhairt cabhrach do na feirmeoirí móra
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He is proud of the work he does hut people don’t respect him
Tá sé bródúil as an obair a dhéanann sé ach Níl meas ag daoine air
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This angers him
Cuireann sé seo fearg air
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He gets low pay and his health is bad
Faigheann sé pá íseal agus tá a shláinte go dona
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He travels the country working diligently in low spirits
Bíonn sé ag taisteal timpeall na tíre ag obair go dian in ísle brí
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The English came to Ireland and took the land there
Tháinig na Sasanaigh go hÉireann agus ghabh siad talamh inti
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The Spailpín is angry with the English, he hates them
Tá fearg ar an spailpín fánach leis na Sasanaigh, is fuath leis iad
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The hard life of the Spailpín is the theme of this poem
Is é saol crua an spailpín téama an dáin seo
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Anger and hate are the two strongest feelings in the poem
Is iad fearg agus fuath an dá mothúchán is treise sa dán seo
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We see the Spailpín walking around the country looking for work
Feicimid an spailpín fánach ag siúl timpeall na tíre ag lorg oibre
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We understand the anger he has with the English
Tuigimid an fhearg atá air leis na Sasanaigh
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We see the Spailpín visiting different towns all over the country
Feicimid an spailpín fánach ag dul ar cuairt chuig bailte difriúla ar fud na tire
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He lost his status and he had to go to work as a farm worker for the big-wigs
Chaill sé a stádas agus bhí air dul chun oibre mar oibrí feirme do bhodairí
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That life put pressure on his health
Chuir an saol sin brú ar a shláinte
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Spailpíns at the time had miserable hard lives
Saol ainnis crua a bhíodh ag na spailpíní ag an am
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The work was damaging his health
Bhí an obair ag déanamh dochair dá shláinte
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The Irish public were put under the foot of the English
Bhí muintir na hÉireann curtha faoi chos ag na Gaill
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People don’t have any respect for him
Níl aon meas ag daoine air
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He was embarrassed as a result of the type of work he was doing, but he was proud of the standard of his work
Bhí náire air mar gheall ar an gcineál oibre a bhíodh á dhéanamh aige, ach bhí sé fíor bródúil as caighdeán a chuid oibre
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He is fed up in sotting by the road side, letting the big-wigs give him orders
Tá sé bréan de bheith ina shuí ar thaobh na sráide ag ligean do bhodairí a bheith ag tabhairt orduithe dó
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He wants to leave this type of life behind
Ba mhaith leis an sórt saoil seo a fhágáil
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He wants to fight against the English to get revenge on them
Ba mhaith leis dul ag troid in aghaidh na Sasanach chun díoltais a bhaint amach orthu
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We see patriotism as well as anger here
Feicimid tírghrá chomh maith leis an bhfearg anseo
