Saturday, February 24, 2018

rimas dissolutas


Dunnottar Castle

Dunnottar Castle sits on a big rock
Protruding out into the rich North Sea.
Looks like a toy atop a birthday cake.
Made to guard its lands from Pictish attacks.
It once protected crown jewels from Cromwell.

Now tourists like to take the lengthy walk,
Filled with curiosity and esprit.
They follow the curvy path like a snake.
They listen to tour guides who spill the facts.
Before they leave, they are under its spell.

Wars, kings, Honours of Scotland fill the talk.
Now the ruins whisper of past glory
Which subsequent builders tried to remake.
Now the old buildings can sigh and relax
While visitors are filled with tales to tell.

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