The Clan Remembers: Volume 5 (Poem by Neil Stewart McLeod) - Tapa blanda

The Clan Remembers is the fifth in a series of ten collections of poetry by Neil Stewart McLeod. Directly influenced by Dame Flora MacLeod of MacLeod, the author grew up surrounded by Scottish clan heritage. Here are fourteen poems that directly relate to the Hebridean Clan MacLeod, including “The Song Of The Caurie Shells”, “A Lament for the Games At Coombs Ranch,” “It Takes Your Breath Away,” and the title poem together with "Bringing The Clan Back To Dunvegan, which is an accumulation poem, a MacLeod version of the “The House That Jack Built”. Poems by Neil Stewart McLeod Vol. 5.

Neil McLeod was born in Oxford in 1947, while his father attended Merton College. He was raised in Kenya in the 1950's, and received schooling from the Holy Ghost Fathers at Saint Mary’s in Nairobi. The family returned to England before the flag was brought down and Kenya gained her Independence. Neil went up to Guy’s Hospital to study dentistry and came to America as a Fulbright Scholar to continue his studies at the University of Southern California. Doctor McLeod is past winner of the Los Slamgeles Poetry Slam. He writes a blog spot called “A Biting Chance”, where much more of his poetry may be read. Dr. McLeod is a performing poet who has recited at Highland Games, consulate dinners and Robert Burns Nights for the last 36 years. He is happily married, lives and works in Los Angeles, has three children, and practices as a dentist on Sunset Boulevard. His poem "The First Thanksgiving" is an increasingly popular seasonal favorite.