Hogmanay Poems - Poems about Hogmanay

...Who actually is like us The modern world you see today Right before your eyes, Who done this and who done that Well you’re in for a wee surprise. From the Bank of England to the Bank of France......

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...I feel cut off from the world I wish to reside in. No walks in the park with my sister discussing literature and men. No romanticism from my mother. The books my father read were s......

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...We went to romantic Scotland for our honeymoon on Hogmanay Had no idea it was a rather special brunette-only-welcome kind of day My husband tried to go into the lobby of the bed and breakfast twice......

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...The swirl of the pipes Playing in Hogmanay In the cold crisp air On this New Year’s Day Out with 2020 what a year We’ve had enough of it now Bushfires and COVID 19 We can cry foul In th......

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...Old Lang Syne meaningfully with gusto Hogmanay celebrations in full swing Revellers savour whiskeys afterglow Watching square dancers doing highland fling Laden snow clouds have accumulated I......

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...(not really, but just wanted to get your attention.) Thus "NOT FAKE," but poetic quasi true anecdote infused fictionalized by this ole goat with prevarication to enliven of no note characte......

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...Democracy! A name which has suffered ignominy A sound which has become ignoble A song which can only be hummed. Its hotchpotch has gone through hypothesis And its effective cause of hostilities.......

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...It's Hogmanay the 31st Only alchahol to quench the thirst Its time again for the new year plan Let's start the calendar with a bang Resolutions, solutions and promises Each with their own th......

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...Multicultural Britain (An Unapologetic Statement) Two “Festivals of Light” there are Each and every year The Jewish have their Hanukah And Hindus their Diwali cheer The end of Ramadan bring......

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...Always used to confuse Pedestrians with presbyterians Understandable I suppose Given my limited vocabulary Watch out presbyterian crossing ahead Certainly some caution justified Wouldnt want......

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...THE LONGEST DAY It’s an astronomical fact little-known That New Year’s Eve nineteen ninety one Was the longest the record will show. The sun set in the west at Heathrow As our plan......

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...Ice Cold Water Frozen pond Winter shrubs and trees Red berries against snow white boughs Village folk from all around bring their skates and laughter Celtic music fills the air, as soon the gr......

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