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Forgotten Ground Regained

Contributor: Síodhna McGowan

​@siodhna.bsky.social on Bluesky
Síodhna McGowan is an emerging Irish poet, based in Dublin. She currently writing her first poetry collection and has published more than 80 poems on Substack under "The Sea in Me". She is a wisdom seeker and nature lover and her poetry aims to evoke a visceral response in her readers, exploring themes of intimacy, beauty and truth.
Her poetry on this site includes her alliterative free verse poem, Iris, which appears in the Winter, 2025 issue of Forgotten Ground Regained. Other poems of note on her blog include Spring Equinox.
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