Inverness Poems - Poems about Inverness

...Tak oor grund from beneath oor hurdies Burn oor birches aside the lough, Besmirch hard fecht fur freedom, Dictating oor days tae come, No from the pint o a gun, Fae laws an promis......Read the rest...

...Taking a lovely morning walk along the Ness while spending a few days at Inverness this walk has many grand features on its way get the winter clothing on, no need to fashion dress We pass firs......Read the rest...

...In the skies over Inverness is light-play on an annual quest and pipers in kilts come to play along with the aurora’s lovely song. Moonbeams shy in aurora’s light give way to flowin......Read the rest...

...It caught my eye as I walked by On a cool and cloudy morning So, I stopped a bit to stare at it And right away with no dismay The memories came flooding back Of an August day thirty years past ......Read the rest...

...Please take this time to steer your thoughts To a wretched land of lochs and glens. Where a village was tasked and the people fraught At the woe and sadness life could send. With the Dragons go......Read the rest...

...It's one of the plus's of living in Scotland if you are over the 60 plus age band travel is free from John O'Groats to Dumfries giving one the opportunity having a free hand In a land like Scot......Read the rest...

...I was hungry and headed to one of the tents that had been set up as a field kitchen and noticed Tim who came over to talk to me , he said that he was a keen ornithologist in his spare time and said h......Read the rest...

...We turned off before reaching Kings Lynn and headed down a road that would take us to Henderson Aerodrome a local flying school, we were waved through the main gate and headed onto the main runway an......Read the rest...

...CULLODEN 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 paid no heed, jumped to my feet, ......Read the rest...

...Early in the morning of 13 February 1692, in the aftermath of the Glorious Revolution and the Jacobite uprising of 1689 led by John Graham of Claverhouse, a massacre took place in Glencoe, in the Hig......Read the rest...

...Tristan rode the moor his clan's plaid flew in the wind. the castle lay near my heart waited there for him take me home to Inverness......Read the rest...

...Kitted out with a uniform, I felt the part, But the deesire inside is always the art; I was enlisted as a pilot under training, And inoculated, vaccinated in yearning. The medical exam asser......Read the rest...

...The gamblers and the mourners Explore the vagaries of fate, The expediency of life Dangling in the capitol rotunda Like a hanged man His hair standing on end, His boots in the air. Write, si......Read the rest...

... Sitting here, I've just thought In here I'm blind, out there I'm bought Through my doorway I exit, to a wonderous sight Inverness, on this cool autumn night As I exit, I witness, what I rea......Read the rest...

...With a skyward glance I am counting stars tonight hope that you are too because every star you see signify a kiss from me *dedicated to Mr. Inverness, James Fraser* For M......Read the rest...