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Robert Burns

Robert Burns

ScottishJanuary 25, 1759 – July 21, 1796Poetry

Scottish poet who wrote in Scots dialect and became the national poet of Scotland. His songs including Auld Lang Syne and To a Mouse celebrate the common humanity and the Scottish landscape.

Works

  • Poems Chiefly in the Scottish DialectCollection of poems in Scots dialect celebrating rural life, love, and Scottish national identity→
  • Auld Lang SyneSentimental song about parting from old companions with nostalgic affection and remembrance→
  • To a MousePoem expressing sympathy for a field mouse destroyed by the plow and reflecting on mortality→
  • A Red Red RosePassionate love song celebrating the object of affection with emotional intensity and sincerity→
  • Tam o' ShanterNarrative poem of a drunken man's wild Halloween night and encounters with supernatural→

Related

William Blake·William Wordsworth·Walter Scott
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