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Glaswegian Poems - Poems about Glaswegian

Glaswegian Poems - Examples of all types of poems about glaswegian to share and read. This list of new poems is composed of the works of modern poets of PoetrySoup. Read short, long, best, and famous examples for glaswegian.

Nostalgia For Scotland
...NOSTALGIA FOR SCOTLAND. Scotland - wet summer afternoon: Marketplace cats hide under wind-whipped stalls. No weather difference from November to June : The marketeers pull tight their shaw......Read the rest...
Categories: glaswegian, june, weather,
Form: Quatrain



Qualified To Fail
...Lost in thought between the Scottish mountain where the cloud impregnates the mist and sun rests weary hand and would a Glaswegian superhero be called Quality Man......Read the rest...
Categories: glaswegian, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Mike Kerr
...Mike is a Glaswegian who trains with the Wildcats, The wheelchair rugby team who like taking centre, He was born on the 13th December 1982, the stats, But had a diving accident in 2000 which did b......Read the rest...
Categories: glaswegian, body,
Form: Quatrain
The Glasgow Clearances
...After the end of World War One  The world said Scotland shipbuilding is done, No longer would anyone pay their bills For lowland coal and cotton mills. Fifty thousand Scots per year Boarded sh......Read the rest...
Categories: glaswegian, history
Form: Rhyme
Teddy
...I got my Teddy on my first Christmas Day, And ever since then in by my side he would stay, He would travel with me whilst out in my pram, And accompany me on both train and on tram, Off to the shops,......Read the rest...
Categories: glaswegian, adventure, animal, baby, boyfriend,
Form: Rhyme



Scotland
...SCOTLAND Very big sign on highway A1 going southways Out of Scotland into England, Painted with thistles, tartans, bagpipes, says “Haste ye back to bonnie Scotland”. The other side o......Read the rest...
Categories: glaswegian, places
Form: Verse
Jim
...JIM Gigging for free, for fun, our choice - Fur coat, waistcoat, beads: He sang of Prince Charlie, glens, hero’s deeds. Scruffy blue jeans, timbre in his voice. Fridays at the folkmusic cl......Read the rest...
Categories: glaswegian, people
Form: Quintain (English)
Free Song
...I see my flag unfurl In the cold North wind it curls Against the evening backdrop of the Edinburgh sky So with the skirl of pipes And the rhythmic beat of drum Down the Royal mile the loyal Sc......Read the rest...
Categories: glaswegian, angst, devotion, faith, forgiveness,
Form: I do not know?

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