Cry of a Raven

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The haunting cries of a raven,

Echo across the brae;

The chill wind blows hard,

Scattering clouds of fog away.


Hurling the last of brown leaves

To be crushed underfoot;

Landing on a forsaken branch,

Letting the ebony bird to look.


Look and see,

Across the moors so wide:

The near tree-less plains,

Devoid of human life.


Scattered clumps of heather,

And sharp rocks here and there,

They accent this lonely abode;

Along wi' a trickling burn.


This is the home

Of the creature of legend;

And before it leaves its perch,

The ebony raven cries again.


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