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Solstice*1947
1 year ago
/// Forced to sail from their loved Scottish shore,
they fear they’ll see Lochaber No More.
They’re expelled from their land
and she can’t understand
why they took the dog, not daughter Flor.
/// Now impoverished, the couple would find
that, although for their daughter they pined,
three’s too many to feed.
So, in desperate need
they would have to leave Flora behind.
/// Daughter Flora, fifteen, nearly grown,
would remain, but would not be alone.
Landlord promised he’d wed her
before he would bed her;
a “proposal” they had to condone.
/// They had bundled their meager possessions.
Leaving Flor? One of many concessions.
Cruel “Highland Clearances,”
to all appearances,
culminated the family’s oppressions.
Solstice*1947
1 year ago
/// To America sail the McCoys,
far away from their Highland home joys.
But they’ll count themselves lucky,
settling into Kentucky,
‘til their kin meet those daft Hatfield boys.
Info, and perhaps links that point to more info, about this artist can be found here (archived if necessary), here, and here. He currently has no Wikipedia page in any language.
/// Forced to sail from their loved Scottish shore,
they fear they’ll see Lochaber No More.
They’re expelled from their land
and she can’t understand
why they took the dog, not daughter Flor.
/// Now impoverished, the couple would find
that, although for their daughter they pined,
three’s too many to feed.
So, in desperate need
they would have to leave Flora behind.
/// Daughter Flora, fifteen, nearly grown,
would remain, but would not be alone.
Landlord promised he’d wed her
before he would bed her;
a “proposal” they had to condone.
/// They had bundled their meager possessions.
Leaving Flor? One of many concessions.
Cruel “Highland Clearances,”
to all appearances,
culminated the family’s oppressions.
/// To America sail the McCoys,
far away from their Highland home joys.
But they’ll count themselves lucky,
settling into Kentucky,
‘til their kin meet those daft Hatfield boys.