This writer described a battle that "closes deep and bloody" as the shouts of war are "heard afar" in a poem whose title inspired another author's play about the soldier Harry Heegan.
This writer described a battle that "closes deep and bloody" as the shouts of war are "heard afar" in a poem whose title inspired another author's play about the soldier Harry Heegan. This poet wrote "The Silver Tassie" and a poem about an inebriated farmer's escape from a group of witches to Alloway Kirk. The speaker of a poem by this author regrets that "man's dominion has broken Nature's social union" after accidentally ploughing through the lands of a "tim'rous beastie." Another poem by this writer of "Tam O'Shanter" mentions "gowans fine" and "a right gude-willie waught." For 10 points, name this Scottish author of the poems "To a Mouse" and "Auld Lang Syne."
This writer described a battle that "closes deep and bloody" as the shouts of war are "heard afar" in a poem whose title inspired another author's play about the soldier Harry Heegan.
Robert Burns