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Top Ten Poems of the Year
The rankings are calculated according to the percentage share of the votes awarded by our readers.
4 poems have an equal 9th share of the vote for this year.
If you would like to read any of the poems in the top ten - here are their links.
- A Word About The SAS
- I wish I was a Chocolate Bar
- Meh Granny
- Across The Miles
- Ode to William Wallace
- 23rd Psalm in Scots
- A Friend I Will Be
- The Memoirs Of A Scotsman With Alzheimer's
- Equal
Oh! Beautiful Fishy
Dreams of Childhood in Kelty
Bah! Bah! Bad Sheep!
A Scotsman's Luck
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Who are the Scots?
Andrew Carnegie
(1835 - 1918)
Emigrated to the U.S. in 1848 and became an iron and steel magnate and philanthropist. Born in Dunfermline, in Fife, he gave much of his vast fortune to the benefit of Scotland and America, including many educational and research foundations and endowments, libraries, pension funds and 10,000 church organs. He founded the Carnegie Institute of Technology and the Carnegie Institution of Washington.
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