When I am gone And those I knew Come to pay respect Bid a last adieu They'll find No coffin or body To view. No corpse laid out With a waxen smile. The only things that'll Be in the room M' Kilt, M' Medals, And M' Badger Sporran. Kind remarks that they Think are due Can be address tae M' Broughan shoes M' full regalia "ll be laid out Under the Flag Next tae a keg O' stout And as they drink And I hope get drunker They'll make their toasts Tae the daft auld bugger They'll say out loud With a knowing nod Aye, a grand auld chap (The miserable sod) But what care I For I'm nae there I'm in Scottish Heaven Drinkn' single malt Eatn' black puddn And bashn the Bloody English.
camac this poem sure made me feel better. I attended a funeral yesterday and this lifted my spirits a bit. I just wish he could of grown older...but this poem was great fun....Thanks for posting it.
It was not till this morning that I read about your loss and I am pleased that my poem helped a little. You have my deepest sympathy as it is alway hard to loose someone, especially when they are young and not had the time to enjoy life to its fullest.
May the Universe the Creator Watch over and protect you May the Earth our Mother Comfort and nurture you In your Journey through Life And may the Spirits Of all Who Have gone Before and All who are to Come Rejoice in your Travels
Camac, I'm not waiting to toast ya man. I'be toasting to ya now, ya ole sod. Here's to ya while ya can hear me!!!!!
Rindy, My sincerest condolences, a tad late but heartfelt.
UlsterScotNutt
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Be kind, for everyone you meet is fighting a hard battle. Plato(427-347 BC) Philosopher and Educator
Three things in human life are important: The first is to be kind. The second is to be kind. And the third is to be kind. Henry James (1843-1916) Writer
When I was young, I admired clever people. Now that I am old, I admire kind people. -Abraham Joshua Heschel (1907-1972) Theology Professor
Camac, I'm not waiting to toast ya man. I'be toasting to ya now, ya ole sod. Here's to ya while ya can hear me!!!!!
Rindy, My sincerest condolences, a tad late but heartfelt.
UlsterScotNutt
It just so happened that I was having a wee one, when I came on to your new poem, (it dose it for me). So like Ulster said…hers to you man, while your still here. Thanks Camac, JC Hang in there Rindy
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Auld Ghillie wi a bowlt swuird an nikit dirk. Nae pay necessar juist ma fuid an a wee dram nou an than. Willint tae mairch agin ony Sassenach ony where. Na rinnin. I'm nae Longshanks an ma Kilt keeps fawin doun an I stammer ower ma sporran. Oh aye! I like ma parritch wi broun succar an I dinnae mairch ahint nae bluidy cuddie.
Camac
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