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The Call
by Jane M. Wallace
Tuesday, March 20, 2007
Rated "G" by the Author.
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Perhaps, there is within us all, a faint memory of the place our ancestors once lived. Perhaps, that memory pulls us back to our roots. |
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Oh enchanted land of long ago,
upon which my Clan's blood,did flow.
How well I hear your call to me
and so I must return to thee.
Upon great ships my forefathers did depart.
Your villages and landscapes still tugged at their hearts.
Within their blood your memories reside
and I am drawn to you,like a restless tide.
I yearn to see your hills and moors,
to walk upon your rocky shores.
In your history,I will find my past.
To your heritage I return at last.
Scotland your blood flows in me.
I will heed your summons to cross the sea.
To return to your wind swept land,
I want to come home,for I am a Scotsman.
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