Tuesday, December 31, 2002

My Native Land Comments

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Breathes there the man, with soul so dead,
Who never to himself hath said,
This is my own, my native land!
Whose heart hath ne'er within him burn'd,
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Sir Walter Scott
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SREGANESH 05 August 2020

Burn'd, Turn'd Words like these are pronounced Burned, Turned

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this is a poem my class is studying right now, but I have already learned it.

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myself 24 September 2019

i'm just commenting on myself

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Ratib 13 December 2020

now thats what i call pro gaming

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W. Wiley 29 March 2019

Found this poem in 1888 north carolina history book recently.

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Lyn Bayley 21 January 2019

Learnt this poem as a school girl not knowing that years later it would ring so true..the pull of my native land gets stronger with the years.

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tanmoy 20 June 2018

awesome

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Felix 10 June 2018

Add a comment.you are awesome 🎓😀🗽🐕

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sachin 30 January 2018

Wow my dad sad

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Bill Wright 05 September 2016

Brilliant, what a superb poem. I have been away from Scotland for over 40 years and will never forget where I came from.

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Holt Louque 29 June 2009

'Beneath the veneer of armor of every Warrior, Beats the Heart of a true Romantic.' HRL

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