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Post by cameroning on Nov 1, 2008 16:43:09 GMT -6
The sentinal stands upon the hill Waiting for a moment's thrill In the dawn, no movement yet Except for dew on branches wet To most eyes he'd appear to be The steadfast Cameron oak tree.
Days pass, then months and years Between the visits he surely fears And when he does expect it least Clansmen come up the hill to feast Upon his branches they do descend And each snaps off a wee tipped end.
In their tams they place them proud And from them comes a cheer so loud "To battle we march, with great speed, with Lochiel heading pack, in lead and with these sprigs upon our head, the enemies will show fear and dread."
The sentinal stands upon the hill, With clansmen gone, taken their fill Return they don't, gone for good From that Lochaber neighborhood Perhaps one day they'll come home, To plant oak seedlings where I roam.
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Post by cameroning on Nov 5, 2008 18:33:20 GMT -6
hiya Jon / aye wanted ta' know how ya liked me poem / i hope so!
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Post by SherbrookeJacobite on Nov 6, 2008 14:55:07 GMT -6
Ah certainly appreciated yer poem Cameroning. it's guid to see we hae anither talented poit within uir ranks. Ah wonder hoo it woods soond translated intae gaelic.
See ye,
SJ
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Post by SherbrookeJacobite on Nov 6, 2008 14:57:54 GMT -6
Ah am confused thocht by th' lest bit. Diz th' ain cabre roam?
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Post by cameroning on Nov 6, 2008 17:25:15 GMT -6
Aye SJ / tanks fa d' poit remarks.
Ta' diz cabre roam, an' me awn toucht was that tis' is was the oak a' all wit naught
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Post by SherbrookeJacobite on Nov 11, 2008 20:39:45 GMT -6
Aye SJ / tanks fa d' poit remarks. Ta' diz cabre roam, an' me awn toucht was that tis' is was the oak a' all wit naught Yerl weelcome Cameroning! Ta' cabre raomin was a chuffie gawky! Ah fash it is a muckle poim. Ah taen ye shood write anither poim. Aiblins a body abit Jacobites. Ah woods appreciate it, but aam jist a haveril!
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