One of this man's poems is set in an area in which a murdered baby had been found, Charlie had broken his neck, and Mungo's mother had hanged herself.
One of this man's poems is set in an area in which a murdered baby had been found, Charlie had broken his neck, and Mungo's mother had hanged herself. The title character of that poem disturbs a coven of witches by calling out to one. In addition to Tam o' Shanter, he is known for comparing his love to a red, red rose. Another of his poems is sees the title animal in a lady's bonnet and laments man's inability to see himself as others see him, To a Louse. His To a Mouse laments the defeat of the best-laid schemes of mice and men. FTP name this Scottish author of Auld Lang Syne.      ---|---          |
One of this man's poems is set in an area in which a murdered baby had been found, Charlie had broken his neck, and Mungo's mother had hanged herself.
Robert {Burns}