Inverness Poems - Poems about Inverness

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 flowing waves so bright. Cosmic charged particles from the sun are sure to leave no coloring undone. Echoes of piped tunes will dance while colors in sky do entrance; as high above the...

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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 gone and the Trolls dispersed The villagers were still gloomy and depressed. As they were forced to live under a heinous curse Put upon them by...

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Tristan rode the moor his clan's plaid flew in the wind. the castle lay near my heart waited there for...

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Hey all you poets its Christmas time again Thoughts of writes oozing from your pens Do you know what form you'll write Leading up to Christmas night I look forward to reading them, time and time again Chorus: So here it is Merry Christmas All us poets having fun ...

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Every year, on a chosen date in November The Xmas lights, are turned on in their splendour Through our town centre, and along the River Ness They bring cheer to the season, in their illuminated finesse On the very same night, Santa appears He is telling the children that Xmas is near As they walk through the town centre, singing carols...

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