Introducing the term "cutty sark," FTP, name this poem about a drunk who encounters some witches, written by Robert Burns.
It is prefaced with a quote from the prologue of the sixth book of the Aeneid as translated by Gavin Douglas. Among the title character's acquaintances are Kirton Jean and his wife Kate, who is constantly scolding him.  The author was inspired to write this poem by a story about Alloway Kirk, which the title character rides near one night.  Following a shocking encounter, he flees and barely escapes though his horse, Maggie, loses her tail.  Introducing the term "cutty sark," FTP, name this poem about a drunk who encounters some witches, written by Robert Burns.
It is prefaced with a quote from the prologue of the sixth book of the Aeneid as translated by Gavin Douglas.
"Tam o'Shanter"