© 2007 Nicholas Draney
St. Columcille, Church of Ireland in Drumcliffe, County Donegal, Ireland on Thursday, Sept. 27, 2007. St. Columcille is the site where W.B. Yeats is buried. He penned his own epitaph in a poem ("Under Ben Bulben") which reads, "Cast a Cold Eye/On Life, on Death./Horseman pass by". (Photo by Nicholas Draney/Brooks Institute, © 2007)
Friday, September 28, 2007
Under Ben Bulben
© 2007 Nicholas Draney
W.B. Yeats' grave sits under Ben Bulben (the mountain in the background), which is also the title of a poem ("Under Ben Bulben") which he penned for his own epitaph which reads, "Cast a cold Eye/On Life, on Death./Horseman pass by," in the graveyard at St. Columcille, Church of Ireland in Drumcliffe, County Donegal, Ireland on Thursday, Sept. 27, 2007. (Photo by Nicholas Draney/Brooks Institute, © 2007)
W.B. Yeats' grave sits under Ben Bulben (the mountain in the background), which is also the title of a poem ("Under Ben Bulben") which he penned for his own epitaph which reads, "Cast a cold Eye/On Life, on Death./Horseman pass by," in the graveyard at St. Columcille, Church of Ireland in Drumcliffe, County Donegal, Ireland on Thursday, Sept. 27, 2007. (Photo by Nicholas Draney/Brooks Institute, © 2007)
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