English poem
The bonny parks o’ Garleton
by James Miller (1860–1947)
The bonny parks o’ Garleton, Their name ye ken, their name ye ken, That lie beneath the Hanging Crags, Where Cogtal’s gentle waters rin.
The bird that soars frae dawning morn To pensive e’ening’s twilight fa’, Beholds nae fairer fields than these On a’ the earth’s terraqueous ba.’
O! meet me on the Lady’s Koowe, When day glides o’er the Ochils hie; Then crowns may deck the monarch’s brow, While Love and Beauty stray wi’ me.