Poems and Songs of Robert Burns

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preface

Song—handsome nell

Song—o tibbie, i hae Seen the day

Song—i dreamd i lay

Song—in the character of A ruined Farmer

tragic Fragment

tarbolton lasses, the

montgomeries peggy

ploughmans life, the

ronalds of the bennals, the

song—heres to thy health

lass of cessnock banks, the

song—bonie peggy alison

song—mary morison

winter: a dirge

prayer, under the pressure of violent anguish

paraphrase of the first psalm

first six verses of the ninetieth psalm versified, the

prayer, in the prospect of death

stanzas, on the same occasion

fickle fortune: a fragment

raging fortune—fragment of song

impromptu—“ill go and be a sodger”

song—“no churchman am i”

a stanza added in a mason lodge

my father was a farmer

john barleycorn: a ballad

death and dying words of poor mailie, the authors only pet yowe., the

poor mailies elegy

song—the rigs o barley

song composed in august

song

song—green grow the rashes

song—wha is that at my bower-door

remorse: a fragment

epitaph on wm. hood, senr., in tarbolton

epitaph on james grieve, laird of boghead, tarbolton

epitaph on my own friend and my fathers friend, wm. muir in tarbolton mill

epitaph on my ever honoured father

ballad on the american war

reply to an announcement by j. rankine on his writing to the poet,

epistle to john rankine

a poets wee to his love-begotten daughter

song—o leave novels

fragment—the mauchline lady

fragment—my girl shes airy

the belles of mauchline

epitaph on a noisy polemic

epitaph on a henpecked country squire

epigram on the said occasion

another

on tam the chapman

epitaph on john rankine

lines on the authors death

man was made to mourn: a dirge

the twa herds; or, the holy tulyie

epistle to davie, a brother poet

holy willies prayer

epitaph on holy willie

death and doctor hornbook

epistle to j. lapraik, an old scottish bard

second epistle to j. lapraik

epistle to william simson

postcript

one night as i did wander

tho cruel fate should bid us part

song—rantin, rovin robin

elegy on the death of robert ruisseaux

epistle to john goldie, in kilmarnock

the holy fair

third epistle to j. lapraik

epistle to the rev. john mmath

second epistle to davie

song—young peggy blooms

song—farewell to ballochmyle

fragment—her flowing locks

halloween

to a mouse, on turning her up in her nest with the plough, november, 1785

epitaph on john dove, innkeeper

epitaph for james smith

adam armours prayer

the jolly beggars: a cantata

song—for a that

song—merry hae i been teethin a heckle

the cotters saturday night

address to the deil

scotch drink

the auld farmers new-year-morning salutation to his auld mare, maggie

the twa dogs

the authors earnest cry and prayer

the ordination

epistle to james smith

the vision

suppressed stanzas of “the vision”

address to the unco guid, or the rigidly righteous

the inventory

to john kennedy, dumfries house

to mr. madam, of craigen-gillan

to a louse, on seeing one on a ladys bonnet, at church

inscribed on a work of hannah mores