Short Bagpipe Poems

Short Bagpipe Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Bagpipe by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Bagpipe by length and keyword.

Objects

Objects devoid of
definite shape are 
responsible, with the loyal aid of 
tree roots, and to 
bagpipe music, for the 
breakdown of
the 
Western Roman Empire (467 AD).

© Matthew Herfurth   

Louis Macneice 'BAGPIPE MUSIC'


     
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© Brian Strand  

They lean upon one another
Teetering drunkards
Swaying in dependencies dance
Scrawny limbs clinging to frailties hope
There is a solemnity to their silent passing
An honor in their slow demise
An eerie bagpipe squeal in their movements
It is a privilege to sit among them
Listen to their ring bound stories
Breathe in their ancient scents
Disappear into their timeless moment


4/6/2020

© John Lawless  

Within the land of clover
O’er the fields of green
Wanders, a bagpipe player
Just blending to the scene
He breathes the air of the hills
Into the plaid bagpipe sack
That keeps me as a visitor
Always coming back

The land and all its legend
The Castles on the hills
The Rose of Shannon’s aroma
It does all give me fill
But yet my mind there wanders
As my feet push on to see
The lovely Emerald Isle
That patchwork of the green

© Michael Degenhardt