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A Highland Wish

Come to where heather-strewn meadows lie, and valleys deep with lake-water sigh-- Villages filled with bonny lads and lasses, where church bells ring out to soothe the masses. Climbing over steep hills of mossy green, watching a rugged horseman gather his team-- Winding down earthen paths of beauty foreseen, where crisp rains fall softly--swift and clean. Stone cottages built for the sturdy life, flower-boxes under windows settling strife-- Of careworn faces in the kitchens and fields, who bring crops of fruit which generously yield. It's just a small sample of what I know, about Scotland, its castles, and legends of old-- One day I'll be sailing across the sea, where ancestors' spirits run wild and free !
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frances-e-mcclelland
Hamilton, NJ
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frances-e-mcclelland
Hamilton, NJ
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Mar 26, 2020
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My husband is of Scottish descent, as is one of my favorite authors,

A. J. Cronin, who wrote so lovingly about his homeland. A brief tribute, nonetheless, sincere !

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