Diwali, Manchester 2001 - by
I think of windows as I think of caves…
I think of windows as I think of caves…
As fast as Glasgow burned its theatres to the ground
/ it built them back again – we couldn’t do
/ without our…
Tell me
/ My friend and comrade,
/ Do you remember
/ The night of uhuru
/ When the celebration drums throbbed
/ And men and women wept with joy
/ As…
“If freedom an whisky gang thegither”: Robert Burns
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/ i.
/ When we sit wined and finely dined,
/ Dressed up in oor best, braw and…
A Welcome
/
/ Sons and daughters of Aesculapius
/ from Doctor & Prof to Mr & Ms,
/ we the citizenry of Auld Reekie
/ celebrate your Quincentenary;
/ James…
Now mirk December’s dowie face
/ Glowrs owr the rigs wi sour grimace,
/ While, thro’ his minimum of space,
/ …
They drove to the Market with ringing pockets.
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/ Folster found a girl
/ Who put wounds on his face and throat,
/ Small and…
Seven scythes leaned at the wall.
/ Beard upon golden beard
/ The last barley load
/ Swayed through the yard.
/ The girls uncorked the ale.
/ Fiddle and…
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