Bonnie Joann And Other Poems
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My mither' s hame's a happy hame Whaur easy I may lie, And o' mysel' I'm thinkin' shame, Sic a feckless queyn am I.
For, by the licht o' Charlewayn, It's Rab that gar'd me lairn To see a lover's lass mair plain E'en than a mither' s bairn.
CHARLEWAYN 33 Aye, yestere'en was Hallowe'en, An' Martinmas is near ; It's wae for Martinmas I've been But it's like to find me here !
THE MUCKLE MOU' WHEN ye are auld an' pitten past, Ye' 11 whiles be sittin' wi' a freen' And crackin', as ye hear the blast R...age i' the lum, o' fowk ye've seen. There's some gangs whingein', 1 singin' sma', An' some that taks a baulder tune, But ae thing's aye the same wi' a' Their mou's owre muckle for their spune.
Ye'll see a lad his hoose the best, A thrivin' swine in till his yaird, His gairden fu' he winna rest, He's wud because he's no a laird ! He coorts a lass ; she'll tak' her aith He isna fit to dicht her shune, What's wrang wi' ane is wrang wi' baith Their mou's owre muckle for their spune.
1 Whining. 34 THE MUCKLE MOU' 35 O' tinkler-fowk, an' fowk wi' means Ye' 11 scarcely hae the time to speak, Men, wives an' widdies, lords an' weans, The mair they get, the mair they'll seek.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My mither' s hame's a happy hame Whaur easy I may lie, And o' mysel' I'm thinkin' shame, Sic a feckless queyn am I.
For, by the licht o' Charlewayn, It's Rab that gar'd me lairn To see a lover's lass mair plain E'en than a mither' s bairn.
CHARLEWAYN 33 Aye, yestere'en was Hallowe'en, An' Martinmas is near ; It's wae for Martinmas I've been But it's like to find me here !
THE MUCKLE MOU' WHEN ye are auld an' pitten past, Ye' 11 whiles be sittin' wi' a freen' And crackin', as ye hear the blast R...age i' the lum, o' fowk ye've seen. There's some gangs whingein', 1 singin' sma', An' some that taks a baulder tune, But ae thing's aye the same wi' a' Their mou's owre muckle for their spune.
Ye'll see a lad his hoose the best, A thrivin' swine in till his yaird, His gairden fu' he winna rest, He's wud because he's no a laird ! He coorts a lass ; she'll tak' her aith He isna fit to dicht her shune, What's wrang wi' ane is wrang wi' baith Their mou's owre muckle for their spune.
1 Whining. 34 THE MUCKLE MOU' 35 O' tinkler-fowk, an' fowk wi' means Ye' 11 scarcely hae the time to speak, Men, wives an' widdies, lords an' weans, The mair they get, the mair they'll seek.
What to read after Bonnie Joann And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jacob Violet to read onlineMoreLess
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