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The image displays white text against a solid royal blue background. The content is a poem or verse written in the Irish language, presented in two distinct stanzas. The first stanza reads: "Tá cónaí ort ar an gcanáil, leis an eala bheag a ghealaíonn an ghrian." This translates to: "You live on the canal, with the little swan that brightens the sun." The second stanza reads: "Ruathar tobann scamall, cléadar sandal - caiprice Bhaile Átha Cliath." This translates to: "A sudden rush of clouds, a clatter of sandals - Dublin caprice." **Location:** The text explicitly identifies "Baile Átha Cliath" as the location, which is the Irish name for Dublin, Ireland. The reference to "the canal" suggests a specific setting alongside one of Dublin's urban waterways, such as the Grand Canal or Royal Canal. **Scene Details (as described within the text):** - **People:** An implied individual is addressed directly as "you," who resides by the canal. The mention of "sandals" indicates the presence of other individuals whose movement creates a "clatter." - **Subjects/Objects:** The primary subjects and objects are a "canal," a "little swan," the "sun," "clouds," and "sandals." - **Actions/Interactions:** The "little swan" is depicted in an active role, "brightening the sun." An environmental action is described as a "sudden rush of clouds." A human action is inferred from the "clatter of sandals." - **Environment:** The scene is set by a "canal," characterizing an outdoor, urban waterside environment. It encompasses dynamic natural elements like the sun and sudden cloud cover, and sounds indicative of human activity. The overall atmosphere or characteristic is labeled as "Dublin caprice," implying a whimsical or unpredictable nature of the city or its conditions.