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Wednesday, June 13, 2012

Island Rock

A stubborn rock in the sea
With mist sitting low to hide the green

Hills ring with a history unending
With no one ever to admit a beginning

A place she dreamed of
Calling home but never dared

A place of pale skin and
Centuries of echoes

Dancers and singers
Poets and drinkers

Rain filled streets home to
Lost sons who believe the stories

Here the world isn’t ending.

A past of dancing gaiety
A suffering bondage to the land

A pipe’s long lonely moan,
And an eye turned toward the hills

Still green across the wide blue
That separates time from place

A dream no Highland woman
Would surrender.

1 comment:

  1. This makes me long for Scotland and all it's beauty and serenity. Your words captured how I feel there as though you were reading my mind.

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