Poems and Songs of Robert Burns

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song, composed in spring

to a mountain daisy,

to ruin

the lament

despondency: an ode

to gavin hamilton, esq., mauchline,

versified reply to an invitation

song—will ye go to the indies, my mary?

song—my highland lassie, o

epistle to a young friend

address of beelzebub

a dream

a dedication

versified note to dr. mackenzie, mauchline

the farewell to the brethren of st. james lodge, tarbolton.

on a scotch bard, gone to the west indies

song—farewell to eliza

a bards epitaph

epitaph on “wee johnie”

the lass o ballochmyle

lines to an old sweetheart

motto prefixed to the authors first publication

lines to mr. john kennedy

lines written on a banknote

stanzas on naething

the farewell

thomsons edward and eleanora.

the calf

natures law—a poem

song—willie chalmers

reply to a trimming epistle received from a tailor

the brigs of ayr

fragment of song

epigram on rough roads

prayer—o thou dread power

farewell song to the banks of ayr

address to the toothache

lines on meeting with lord daer

masonic song

tam samsons elegy

the epitaph

per contra

epistle to major logan

fragment on sensibility

a winter night

song—yon wild mossy mountains

address to edinburgh

address to a haggis

to miss logan, with beatties poems, for a new-years gift, jan. 1, 1787.

mr. william smellie—a sketch

song—bonie dundee

extempore in the court of session

inscription for the headstone of fergusson the poet

epistle to mrs. scott

verses intended to be written below a noble earls picture

prologue

the bonie moor-hen

song—my lord a-hunting

epigram at roslin inn

epigram addressed to an artist

the book-worms

on elphinstones translation of martials epigrams

song—a bottle and friend

epitaph for william nicol, of the high school, edinburgh

epitaph for mr. william michie

address to wm. tytler, esq., of dhouselee

epigram to miss ainslie in church

burlesque lament for the absence of william creech, publisher

note to mr. renton of lamerton

elegy on “stella”

the bard at inverary

epigram to miss jean scott

on the death of john mleod, esq,

elegy on the death of sir james hunter blair

impromptu on carron iron works

to miss ferrier

written by somebody on the window

the poets reply to the threat of a censorious critic

the libellers self-reproof

verses written with a pencil

song—the birks of aberfeldy

the humble petition of bruar water

lines on the fall of fyers near loch-ness.

epigram on parting with a kind host in the highlands

strathallans lament

castle gordon

song—lady onlie, honest lucky

theniel menzies bonie mary

the bonie lass of albany

on scaring some water-fowl in loch-turit

blythe was she

a rose-bud by my early walk

epitaph for mr. w. cruikshank

song—the banks of the devon

braving angry winters storms

song—my peggys charms

the young highland rover

birthday ode for 31st december, 1787

on the death of robert dundas, esq., of arniston,

sylvander to clarinda