Nature

Lone Places of the Deer

by Andrew Lang 1844–1912

From New Collected Rhymes (1905)

Nature

LONE places of the deer,
Corrie, and Loch, and Ben,
Fount that wells in the cave,
Voice of the burn and the wave,
Softly you sing and clear
Of Charlie and his men!

Here has he lurked, and here
The heather has been his bed,
The wastes of the islands knew
And the Highland hearts were true
To the bonny, the brave, the dear,
The royal, the hunted head.

MLA

Lang, Andrew. “Lone Places of the Deer.” Poetry Codex, poetrycodex.com/poem/lang/287/.

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