Aberdour Greets Me Kindly ©

by Robbie Kennedy Bennett
(Codsall)

In every forward step I feel I’m walking back,
Into the land of unknown past.
I sense some kind of welcome,
Has the Kingdom accepted this man at last?

Sunshine dances upon the Forth,
My emotions are dancing too,
A magnificent day and a wonderful view.
Aberdour greets me kindly nearing mid-day,
I look back and move forward in my own way.
Accepting my existence I yearn to learn more,
Stimulating time spent by this delightful shore.
Aberdour greets me kindly didn’t she so?
Aberdour she reminds me not to ever let go.




Edited by May
Robbie has written some other fabulous poems about Fife - some of which are on this site. But do check out his own site RKB Poetry

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Aberdour is indeed a lovely shore
by: May

Another nice wee poem Robbie. Your love for Fife really shows through. I used to visit Aberdour a lot as a child, as a very eccentric great-aunt lived there in a house right on the shore. I have some wonderful memories of this delightful wee place in the kingdom.

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