Take Me Home Poem by john mcleish
Take Me Home
father, many curse me
as i stand alone
under the weight o' oppression
this body groans
hay ye forgotten me
this flesh and bone
will ye ever forgive me
will i ever atone
noo i see darkness
where once light shone
noo i feel hatred
fur a' their wrongs
i'll alway's love you
etched in stone
father take me we' ye
father take me home
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
Topic(s) of this poem: father,forgotten
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