"Brèagha"
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"My Lovely Man" said his own dear woman
That's my next poem, for a darling anaman
Poetcher's pen is seldom idle, moves anon
What he hears or sees becomes a creation
Ewenart
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© Ewen A Morrison
('anaman': Darling, dear soul.)
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