Document 1359
Alba awa
Author(s): David Purves
Copyright holder(s): Bloodaxe Books: Text is a translation of "as so often in Scotland" in G. F. Dutton "The Bare Abundance" (Bloodaxe Books, 2002), Prof Geoffrey F Dutton, David Purves
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the sun traivelt
dyke ower dyke, birslin
the deid gress gowden, an endin,
eftir a taigil o knowes,
on ae broun tapmaist craig;
that bleized its glisk, tae---
an wes gaen.
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