The Hebrides

The Hebrides

A Poem by Hayden Chambers
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Remembering the Islands I once called home

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The space is filled with beauty here

Stretched across the horizon

Never a dull sight to behold

Not an empty moment left wanting



Where the white sands touch the Atlantic

The wild moors roll endlessly across the rich ground

Majestic mountains reach up and brush the clouds

On this land at the edge of the world



Sunsets blaze across the sky here

Unlike anywhere else in the world

A thousand hues of the deepest shades

Of life bursting forth, teeming all around



Hebridean memories surge

As the mighty Atlantic

Waves breaking on the realities

Entombed inside my head



The islands will always be a part of me

My time there, my adventures

A world away from the mainland

A place of pain and passion



Filled with the magic of the unknown

Steeped in history and embedded customs

The mainland close in distance, far in culture

Different rules for a different world



Ancient whispers on the wind

Ancestors walk among the rocks still

Down by the pools and in the glens

Tapestries of life



Woven into the landscape

Entwined �" as it ever was

The people are the land

The land is it's people

© 2021 Hayden Chambers


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Added on May 14, 2021
Last Updated on May 14, 2021
Tags: hebrides, islands, scotland, memories, nostalgia, history, culture, land, atlantic, ocean

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Hayden Chambers
Hayden Chambers

Northumberland, United Kingdom



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