Robert Burns Poems

• 351. Prologue Spoken By Mr. Woods On His Benefit Night, Monday, 16 April, 1787.
• 352. Monody, On A Lady Famed For Her Caprice.
• 353. Poem On Pastoral Poetry.
• 354. Lines, Sent To A Gentleman Whom He Had Offended.
• 355. Written In Friars-carse Hermitage, On The Banks Of Nith. June. 1788. (first Copy.)
• 356. The Vowels. - A Tale.
• 357. To Robert Graham, Esq., Of Fintray.
• 358. Impromptu, On Mrs. R----'s Birthday.
• 359. Epistle To Major Logan.
• 360. A Mother's Lament For The Death Of Her Son.
• 361. Verses To John Rankine.
• 362. On The Birth Of A Posthumous Child.
• 363. Epistle From Esopus To Maria.
• 364. The Kirk's Alarm;[1] A Satire. (first Version.)
• 365. Prologue, Spoken At The Theatre, Dumfries, 1 Jan. 1790.
• 366. Verses To A Young Lady.
• 367. Liberty. - A Fragment.
• 368. Death And Dr. Hornbook. - A True Story.
• 369. On Sensibility. To My Dear And Much Honoured Friend, Mrs. Dunlop, Of Dunlop.
• 370. Address, Spoken By Miss Fontenelle On Her Benefit Night.
• 371. Address To The Toothache.
• 372. The Five Carlins. A Scots Ballad.
• 373. Epistle To J. Rankine, Enclosing Some Poems.
• 374. Sonnet, On The Death Of Robert Riddel, Esq. Of Glenriddel, April, 1794.
• 375. Written In A Wrapper, Enclosing A Letter To Captain Grose.
• 376. The Farewell.
• 377. Sketch. - New Year's Day. To Mrs. Dunlop.
• 378. To Robert Graham, Esq., Of Fintray. On Receiving A Favour.
• 379. A Vision.
• 380. Peg Nicholson.
• 381. Sketch.
• 382. On Scaring Some Water-fowl In Loch-turit.
• 383. Lines Sent To Sir John Whitefoord, Bart., Of Whitefoord. With The Foregoing Poem.
• 384. Fragment Inscribed To The Right Hon. C.j. Fox.
• 385. Written On The Blank Leaf Of A Copy Of My Poems, Presented To An Old Sweetheart, Then Married.
• 386. Address To The Shade Of Thomson, On Crowning His Bust At Ednam With Bays.
• 387. Lines On Meeting With Lord Daer.
• 388. Lament Of Mary, Queen Of Scots, On The Approach Of Spring.
• 389. Address Of Beelzebub To The President Of The Highland Society.
• 390. To Dr. Blacklock, In Answer To A Letter.
• 391. A Bard's Epitaph.
• 392. The Kirk's Alarm. - A Ballad. (second Version.)
• 393. Elegy On Miss Burnet, Of Monboddo.
• 394. The Whistle.
• 395. To John Taylor.
• 396. Epistle To William Creech.
• 397. Lament, Occasioned By The Unfortunate Issue Of A Friend's Amour.
• 398. To A Gentleman Who Had Sent Him A Newspaper, And Offered To Continue It Free Of Expense.
• 399. On Captain Grose's Peregrinations Through Scotland, Collecting The Antiquities Of That Kingdom.
• 400. Tam O' Shanter. - A Tale.

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