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
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}