Short Culloden Poems
Short Culloden Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Culloden by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Culloden by length and keyword.
Tartan
ancestral colours
rallying the clans
Culloden day trip...
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Categories:
culloden, color, history,
Form:
Haiku
Heritage
In my secret heart I’ve felt
Like a blood-crazed Celt,
Scottish, Irish, either one,
Killing Britons with my gun.
Or with broadsword or with knife,
Dirk, or dagger, taking life
In an Ulster alleyway,
Or Culloden Moor that day.
Smoke and blood on heather grass,
Celtic reverie must pass,
Like a distant, dimming dream
Drowning in a dank, swift stream....
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Categories:
culloden, history
Form:
Verse
Reactionary
Hearing the sound of distant bagpipes
Thrills my soul of souls
Tingles flow around my head
My neck feels cold exposed
The call awakes attention gone
Sa lang sa lang ago
A foggy mist of temper lairs
Ancestral juices flow
Don’t mess wi me
I’m still sa free as e’er can be
This life t’be enjoyed the more
This far in flow from Innisfree
And cold Culloden moor...
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Categories:
culloden, music,
Form:
Free verse