My Prayer...

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“Lay me doon in ta caul caul groon. Whaur afore monie huv gaun. (Rep)
When they coom a wull staun mo groon. Staun mo groon al nae be a fraid.
Thoughts awe hame tak awa mo fear. Sweat an bluid hide mo veil awe tears.
Ains a year say a prayer faur me. Close yir een an remember me. Nair mair shall a see the sun.”

“Sgt. (Charles S.) MacKenzie” By Joe Lina MacKenzie Mod Scott. as done by Clainne An Drumma

My Prayer…
By Kelly Blake

 

Make me no box, only lay me deep,
near a great Pag, ton Lough or great sea.

That I rest, where the worlds are thin,
that I may see my Aoine.

Put me down, in ton Longphuirt,
where I can be amongst my own.

My path is too long ahead of me,
I hear the voices from across the great sea.
Come rest with us, and be set free.

As I came, never meant to be.
They took my hand, and made me…me.
Now they are gone, laid in dirt.
Never more to breath; never more to hurt.

They call to me; ‘come take our hand…
come walk with us…and be free.”

But no, not yet. My path’s too long.
I will try to be strong, I must be strong.
There are demons, that must be sent,
away for those ahead of me.

No not yet, I must be strong, I must be strong.



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