Beautiful Loch Ness, <br />The truth to express, <br />Your landscapes are lovely and gay, <br />Along each side of your waters, to Fort Augustus all the way, <br />Your scenery is romantic... <br />With rocks and hills gigantic... <br />Enough to make one frantic, <br />As they view thy beautiful heathery hills, <br />And their clear crystal rills, <br />And the beautiful woodlands so green, <br />On a fine summer day... <br />From Inverneaa all the way... <br />Where the deer and the doe together doth play; <br />And the beautiful Falls of Foyers with its cystal spray, <br />As clear as the day, <br />Enchanting and gay, <br />To the traveller as he gazes thereon, <br />That he feels amazed with delight, <br />To see the water falling from such a height, <br />That his heed feels giddy with the scene, <br />As he views the Falls of Foyers and the woodlands so green, <br />That he exclaims in an ecstasy of delight - <br />Oh, beautiful Loch Ness! <br />I must sincerely confess, <br />That you are the most beautiful to behold, <br />With your lovely landscapes and water so cold. <br />And as he turns from the scene, he says with a sigh- <br />Oh, beautiful Loch Ness! I must bid you good-bye.<br /><br />William Topaz McGonagall<br /><br />http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/loch-ness/
