Rathmullan and back
via Letterkenny
On the way out, we are
accompanied by
a crippled connemara
pony, a shotgun,
and a tiny nebulous
foetus, no bigger
than a heartbeat. On
the way back
they’ve been joined by
a honeymoon hotel,
a dead pug and a
teenage girl with a bottle
of blue WKD. They
float and rattle along
behind us like balloons
and tin cans
tied to the back
bumper of a wedding car.
all in a day's driving
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