A Figure

 
A Figure

from an old church
a seated figure
figure
a seated figure
termed St. Gobonet
from a drawing
destroyed in 1548 for “fear of the English”
seated figure
a seated figure
a female figure
surmounted by human heads
projecting from a wall
the stone is different
It
a figure called “An Idol”
on the barbican
on a font
on the gable-end
into the wall of a mill
an erect figure
a stone figure
the priest twice attacked it,
but the people concealed it
on a panel
on a quoin-stone
this stone is figured
the figures themselves represent females
now owned by a gentleman
Saint Shanahan
much weathered
struggling with two monsters
an effigy
a female figure so displaying
cut within a lozenge
a strange figure in stone
called by the country people
a figure, the sex of which
projecting from the west gable
placed loosely over a well
in a vaulted cell
on a slab on the peel tower
hacked off
buried up to her neck under a yew tree
entirely obscured
sitting upright
bedded face downwards
flanked by two animals
covered with lichen
called Kathleen Owen
a series of punctures in the abdomen
now missing
now preserved
now mutilated
in the bed of River Cashen
“the witch”
in an old farm lane
buried for concealment
in a private garden
removed from rank vegetation
considerably mutilated
a seated figure
an erect figure
about the size of a small child