Sunday Morning Run
Sunday Morning Run Sunday. Up early. Nice day. Decent weather. About 10k? Yeh, that will dae. Mair next Sunday? Or […]
Category: Poetry
Witch Pardon?
Witch Pardon? 3,387 people in Scotland, 2,845 women, kings, lairds, kirks, and men dished out dark death to all of them. […]
Haiku
A haiku, or hokku, is a Japanese verse form composed, in English versions, of three unrhymed lines of five, seven, and five […]
An Ayrshire Viking
An Ayrshire Viking I scanned across the silent sea, Straining my grey-green eyes as I searched for any stubborn sight Of my […]
Earlsferry
We will not move all night and all day You’ll hear the CMO say But she’ll go to Earlsferry Earlsferry Earlsferry Earlsferry, […]
I Wish I Was in Stewarton
Here’s my version of the great Billy Connolly song ‘I Wish I was in Glasgow’. Oh, I wish I was in […]
Harry Bingo
My tribute to lifelong Partick Thistle supporter, Harry Calderhead, sung to the tune of Kris Kristofferson’s Johnny Lobo Born in the […]
A Stewarton Sonnet
A Stewarton Sonnet His toun Her toun Their toun The Annick toun A panoramic toun A sonnet’s toun The Bonnet Toun […]
World Poetry Day Doon Chooky Brae
I’ve just found out that it’s World Poetry Day and I could let the 24 hours pass without using it as the […]
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Sawasdee to Sunny Soi Running
Sawasdee to Sunny Soi Running Well, I ran my final five miles along the dusty sois of Siam this morning Saying ‘Sawasdee […]
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Tagged acrostic poem, Ian Goudie, running, running poem