Caitlin-maude Quote by Caitlín Maude
““Treall Tabhair dom casúr nó tua go mbrisfead is go millfead an teach seo, go ndéanfad tairseach den fhardoras 'gus urláir de na ballaí, go dtiocfaidh scraith agus díon agus simléir anuas le neart mo chuid allais... Sín chugam anois na cláir is na tairnní go dtógfad an teach eile seo... Ach, a Dhia, táim tuirseach!””
About This Quote
Source Poem: “The Song of the House” by Caitlín Maude, 1970s (Irish language)
A speaker pleads for divine strength to endure hardship, rebuild a home, and confront oppression, expressing exhaustion and hope.
In simple terms: A person asks God for help to keep fighting and rebuild despite being tired.
Key Takeaway
Seek perseverance through faith and community support.
Themes
faith
resilience
oppression
rebuilding
exhaustion
Mood
determined
hopeful
somber
Type
poetic
political
inspirational
When to use this quote
- activist gatherings
- community rebuilding projects
- personal crises
- political protests
Key Concepts
spiritual endurance
social justice
cultural identity
Questions to Reflect On
- What sources of strength can you draw on when feeling exhausted?
- How can community action complement personal faith?
A Different Perspective
Reliance on divine aid may not address systemic barriers; human agency also needed.
