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Richly varied poems about Scotland’s glorious capital
Monday 20th July 2026
Ten Poems about Edinburgh
Edinburgh has always had eminent admirers; according to RL Stevenson “Edinburgh is what Paris ought to be” while for Charlotte Brontë it was captivatingly “lyric” and “bright”. This lively and exhilarating mini-anthology reflects the many ways in which Scotland’s ancient capital city is loved by visitors and the people who live there.
There are poems celebrating the beauty of Edinburgh’s buildings and parks alongside others capturing moments in its long history and its vivid life as a hub of art, music and literature. Throughout are the atmospheres created by its distinctive weathers and the proximity of the North Sea. The pamphlet is a perfect companion for anyone looking to immerse themselves in the many riches of this glorious city.