Best Culloden Poems
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Blàr Chùil Lodair - the Battle of Culloden16th April 1746
The day a country ceased to exist
British Army, Hanoverian scum
Defeated our Jacobite's
Scotland is on the run
Our Tartans banished, bagpipes no more
To lead...
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culloden, political, warmen,
Form:
Rhyme
Blar Chuil Lodair - the Battle of Culloden
16th April 1746
The day a country ceased to exist
British Army, Hanoverian scum
Defeated our Jacobite's
Scotland's is on the run
Our Tartans banished, bagpipes no more
To lead...
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Categories:
culloden, anger, depression, desire, passion,
Form:
Rhyme
CullodenPaler than the hills I walk
I hear the bleat of sheep long still
and see the thistles of the Saltire’s home,
yet wear the weave of no...
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Categories:
culloden, history,
Form:
Free verse
Culloden RevisitedHeathen warriors dressed in the plaid
Victims of time and an evil brigade
Pursue their beliefs far into the South
Gaelic words from a Jacobite mouth
Like bairns against...
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culloden, fantasy, history,
Form:
Rhyme
Culloden ForetoldCULLODEN FORETOLD
A man he once said ta'e me,
You'll lay on heather, your gut will bleed.
Near Inverness you should na'e be,
Your end is there upon thee.
I...
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Categories:
culloden, courage, destiny, history, military,
Form:
Rhyme
Ghost of CullodenWeekend away in medieval castle
Traveling to Scotland on overnight train
Read the account of Culloden battle
Highlanders lost cherished domain.
Eyes feeling heavy am swept away
living the moment...
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Categories:
culloden, grave, history,
Form:
Rhyme
The Spirits of CullodenThe Spirits of Culloden.
This is like a pilgrimage, a try tae come every year,
Gather at the cairn, meet old friends, wipe away a tear.
Standin...
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Categories:
culloden, anniversary, death, dedication, memorial
Form:
Rhyme
Tartan and PipesTradition and dress
A nations finesse
Symbolic in style
By a country mile
The drone of the pipes
Tartan clad
Bonnie on the girls
Proud on the lads
Highland dancers
In kilted...
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Categories:
culloden, history, inspirational, passion, places
Form:
Rhyme
To the LastClan Stewart of Appin,
Clan MacGillvray too,
Fell at Culloden,
In the blood and dew.
They fell two by two, and then ten by ten,
Until twelve hundred dead, not...
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Categories:
culloden, adventure, father son, history,
Form:
Rhyme
An Independant ScotlandAN INDEPENDENT SCOTLAND? (Or, Beware The English)
by Damian on June 15, 2014. © Damian Cranney, All rights reserved
An independent Scotland,
That will do just fine,
We no...
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Categories:
culloden, england, farewell, freedom, friendship,
Form:
Verse
On These Plains I LayOn These Plains I Lay
White fire and heat, blinding light, blinding bright.
Shot down on these plains,
My soldiers, My warriors,
Fading from my sight.
Battle lost? Battle...
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Categories:
culloden, bible, heaven, history, military,
Form:
Rhyme
When One Sits On the Moor
When one sits on the moor at this Culloden place
Where the Clans of the Tartan lay in deathly deface
On many a night through the following...
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Categories:
culloden, devotion, history, life, loss,
Form:
Couplet
Hanoverian Fort GeorgeThis mighty Fort
Hanoverian built
To suppress the Scot's
Deter the kilt
This Star-fort design
One of Europe's best
Never attacked
No enemy zest
Strategically set
On the Moray Firth
This fort...
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Categories:
culloden, history, war
Form:
Rhyme
The Scattering of the ClansAmerica, in this modern age
Population so proud
On their ancestors heritage
But in the annuls of time
Not that long ago
To a new world they came
Immigrants so
...
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Categories:
culloden, history, people, places, political
Form:
Rhyme
Awa Tae FranceThe battles ower ,smoke settles ower the moor,
Clans are broken flying aff tae the hills.
Redcoated sodjers mingle with red Heilan blude,
Killing the wounded in Drumossie...
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Categories:
culloden, courage, dream, farewell, french,
Form:
Rhyme