I Saw The Sun At Midnight, Rising Red

I saw the Sun at Midnight, rising red

by Joseph Mary Plunkett

"I saw the Sun at Midnight, rising red" is a collection of poems by Joseph Mary Plunkett, an Irish poet and revolutionary. The poems in this collection are full of patriotism and love for Ireland, and they often deal with the themes of war and death. Plunkett was executed by the British in 1916 after taking part in the Easter Rising, and his poems have become a powerful symbol of Irish nationalism.

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