In another work, this poet wrote that his love is like "A Red, Red Rose".
This poet wrote of "My loved, my honored, much respected friend" in "The Cotter's Saturday Night", and the title character asks to be made an example of great and ample grace in his "Holy Willie's Prayer". He described one animal as an "ugly, creeping, blasted wonder" and another as a "small, sleek, cowering, timorous beast"; those lines appear in  "To A Louse" and "To A Mouse". In another work, this poet wrote that his love is like "A Red, Red Rose". Name this poet best known for his adaptation of the Scottish folk song celebrating the end of the year, "Auld Lang Syne".
This poet wrote of "My loved, my honored, much respected friend" in "The Cotter's Saturday Night", and the title character asks to be made an example of great and ample grace in his "Holy Willie's Prayer".
Robert Burns