Selected Poetry

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Robert Burns, a 19th-century Scotsman and poet, is celebrated for his heartfelt poetry and songs, often reflecting themes of love and social equality. His first anthology, released in 1786, featured notable works like "The Twa Dogs" and "To a Mouse." Throughout his life, Burns collected local hymns and adapted traditional melodies, creating timeless pieces such as "Auld Lang Syne." A passionate advocate for republicanism and equality, he remains a beloved figure in Scotland, with this collection showcasing his enduring literary legacy on premium acid-free paper.