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Allt Darrarie - Burn of the Stunning Noise, Glen Muick
Author(s): Sheena Blackhall
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Roon wi a wallop, a sklyter, a sweel
Yonder's the burn - in its bairnhood, it's blabberin -
Heich-lowpin puddock, wi virr in its heel!
Bellied an dauchlin, it's tashed an it's trauchlin,
Beached in a bog, like a biblical whale;
Hashin an dashin, it's up an it's clashin,
Skelpit an skytin, like chaff frae the flail.
Come the fey nicht, fin the gloamin is glysterie,
Lang as a note on a tenuous string,
Black as a swan, o' immaculate mystery
Doon rowes the burn, on a sang an a wing.
Dulcet as Chopin, Menuhin, Beethoven
Jinkie's Stravinsky, as breengin as Bach
Syne, wid I bide b' it, thirled an tied tae it,
Drink o its music a strang willie-waucht!
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