Creative Phases - date


 "Tostachd"


Silence, perhaps and quietness in itself
Since youth, bilingualism was our wealth

Senior years... Missing with every breath
Eventually-hereafter-eternally sees truth

Whatever one once believed... Early youth   
You will certainly meet the Eternal truth

Ewenart

© Ewen A Morrison 


{'Silence' in Scottish Gaelic is: "Tostachd"}


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Ewenart


© Ewen A Morrison



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