• A Selection of World War One Poems

  • Glimpse
  • England to her Sons
  • From Men Who March Away
  • For the Fallen
  • Breakfast
  • Peace
  • The Soldier
  • The Listening Post
  • Into Battle
  • Back
  • I Tracked a Dead Man down a Trench
  • Back to Rest
  • In Flanders Fields
  • When You See Millions of the...Dead
  • Rendezvous
  • The Night Patrol
  • Two Voices
  • Base Details
  • The General
  • Anthem for doomed Youth
  • Dulce et Decorum Est
  • Apologia Pro Poemata Meo
  • Here Dead Lie We
  • Exposure
  • After the Battle
  • The Target
  • Aftermath
  • The Beginning, 'A Diversity of Creatures'
  • To Germany
  • How to Die
  • Before Action

  • A Selection of Verses by Unsung Rhymers

  • The Fisher Quine
  • Div Y' Min
  • Auld Freens
  • Peter Fair
  • Homeward Bound
  • The Shoppie
  • The Grant Street Boys
  • Martyrs or the Virtual Lunch
  • Class 1A Quines
  • McConville's Address
  • The Famous Mac C
  • Ode to Charles and Others
  • The Fun Run or the Galloping Scot
  • A Portknockie Loon's Drifter Memories
  • A Fishwife's Prayer
  • Oor Early Days in Finechty
  • A Rhyme o' the Times...1932
  • Ower Mony Cowies
  • Friends
  • Findochty in 1933
  • Skeletons in the Herring Closet?
  • My Cat and I
  • The Loss of The Evangeline
  • Household Chores
  • The Loss of The Jessie Smith
  • The Loss of The Venus Star
  • The Football Match





  • A Selection of Burn's Poetry

  • Tam o' Shanter
  • Holy Willie's Prayer
  • Corn Rigs are Bonie
  • Red, Red Rose
  • To a Mouse
  • To a Haggis
  • Such a parcel of rogues in a nation
  • Afton Water
  • Address to Edinburgh
  • Pictorial Comment
  • Recipe for a Burns Supper

  • A Selection of Favourite Verses

  • The Daffodils
  • If
  • Excerpts from An Essay on Man
  • Cargoes
  • Lament for Culloden
  • Lament for Flodden
  • Jock of Hazeldean
  • Ozymandias of Egypt
  • To his love
  • Caller Herrin'
  • Excerpt from Hiawatha's Childhood
  • Excerpt from Elegy in a Country Churchyard
  • The Land o' the Leal
  • The Green Eye of the Yellow God
  • The Flower of Scotland
  • A Subaltern's Love Song

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