My family, known as the Burns clan
Coming from Scotland, a private man
Loved the Heathers by the bay
Naming his baby one sweet day
The clan had a terrible fight
Breaking up one stormy night
Moved on to find the way
Prepare him for a brighter day
Loved his family, made a tree
Had two sons, finally me
My mother was the rock for my father
I stood on the rock of Lauralee
Silently looking out to sea.
Scanning the horizon, no ship in
sight,
Perhaps a phantom, in the night.
Today, I'm standing here again,
Watching your ship, rounding the
bend
Catching you in the misty air
My heart leaped to see you there
Once more invited home with me
Standing on the rock of Lauralee
(c) copyright heather burns
I like the way you tell life story here. Simple and to the point...
Hi Ruth, this is just page
Hi Ruth, this is just page one.
I agree with Ruth. I likes poems that tell a story in an elegant but uncomplicated way. My family is also from Scotland, Aberdine area.