This author wrote about a plant whose doom is to be crushed "beneath the furrow's weight" in one poe
This author wrote about a plant whose doom is to be crushed "beneath the furrow's weight" in one poem, while another of his poems dealt with a Jacobite battle. In addition to "To a Mountain Daisy," and "The Battle of Sherramuir," he wrote a poem detailing a drunken ride to Alloway Kirk and invented the phrase "cutty sark,." Another of his poems claims that his love is a "Red, red rose." Steinbeck took the title from Of Mice and Men from this author's "To a Mouse." For 10 points, name this author of "Tam O'Shanter" and "Auld Lang Syne," a Scottish poet.
This author wrote about a plant whose doom is to be crushed "beneath the furrow's weight" in one poem, while another of his poems dealt with a Jacobite battle.
Robert Burns