Kilts Poems - Poems about Kilts

...It's time to relate a story About a wee man and his kilt, How he obtained this garment Made out of tartan quilt... He was born in a leprechaun village. He grew much taller than the rest. His ......

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...is everyone from Barking Barking mad? Does everyone In Lambeth do the Lambeth walk? Is Leicester Square In Leicester? Is The Elephant And Castle a place where they hide Elephants? Is Oxford Stre......

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...Scotland, My Home Scotland, my home, where I was born and bred Where the saltire flies high above my head Where the bagpipes sound and the kilts are worn Where the haggis tastes and the whisky ......

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...COLOURFUL LAMENT I combed cool waters of your baby blue crystalline Jewel as you waded waterfall waves washing my stellar rainbow rays Arching it melted into the warm womb of transducing......

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...A giraffe who was new At the Aberdeen Zoo Heard a bagpipe askirling one day. He tracked down the player And offered to pay her If she kindly would teach him to play. He gazed at the piper, A H......

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...Paris was built gray, though in summer, the trees and the umbrellas upload color. The architecture spills over into gay shades of silver and pewter. Edinburgh is gray, gray are the plastic rain......

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... In the dark of the night, when all are sleeping, out of sight, the Oggles come out to play. For they love to flirt, in the rubbish and the dirt, a curious courtial display. ......

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...Gordon's gin is not Scottish but British Canadian whisky is better than nothing, if all you have is nothing. The name 'Gordon' means - 'Large fort, big hill'. This has drove many a Gordo......

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...Roads rising up from Irish mists in merry jigs To the flowing tenor song Sung by the River Boyne born from Tara's Keep As Patrick's paschal fire Weaves truth from stones of blarney And lucky cha......

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...The beauty of this nation is enhanced by the Unicorn, Captivating kilts are here made and worn! Encyclopedia Britannica was born here, You cannot find King penguin Nils Olav elsewhere! The invent......

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...I love your heathered highlands, steep cliffs and rugged islands, hedges and gardens under rainclouds of grey. Old steeples rise above those small rural towns I love; your hillsides of sunny ye......

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...Argyle socks, kilts, Scottish tartan scarves and Knox — aye Mary, Queen Mary shall you marry Darnly for love? Nay... Torches, kilts and song. Heather in hands, waving but Knox knocks their ......

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...I love manly men. I love men in tartan kilts who wear them effusively. What is under them? Do they wear short pantaloons that will not show under kilts? Or just in the buff that will allow a......

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...The great kilt. “Och aye the noo” TraIs the cat deid? – Has the cat died? your trousers are a bit short – like a flag flying at half mast Liken my great grandfather did why don’t you p......

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...Bagpipes in short high sounding squeals that loudly play to the ears appeal some haunting distant melodic foreboding malaise, stretching across an isle of green-blue ways, freed open and ging......

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