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William Jennings Bryan and Robert Burns

DTL wrote 1 day ago: Jerry Coyne just wrapped up “Mencken Week” over at Why Evolution Is True by posting Menc … more →

Tags: Burns, romantic poets, Evolution, Transatlanticism, William Jennings Bryan, Evolution 2

Friday Gem - Souter Johnnie

burnsscotland wrote 3 days ago: Two of the strangest objects that I’ve come across in this project are shown below: They are o … more →

Tags: friday gem, Digitisation, Poetry, ayr, Scotland, National Trust of Scotland, Object, Kirkoswald, Relics

Annoyingly twee Scottish road signs [ photography ]2 comments

A. V. Cheshire wrote 5 days ago: These kinds of cutesy Scots road signs are all over South Ayrshire where I live. The famous poet Rob … more →

Tags: Society & Culture, South Ayrshire, Photography, Scots

There Was A Bonie Lass

shermangerherd wrote 1 week ago: There Was A Bonie Lass There was a bonie lass, and a bonie, bonie lass, And she lo’ed her boni … more →

Tags: Music 2, our times, Poetry Collected, death, Life, Poetry, Sadness, War

’Twas in that season, when a simple Bard..........

Col wrote 1 week ago: ……….Unknown and poor – simplicity’s reward / Ae night, within the ancient bu … more →

Tags: Rambling About Books

Friday Gem – The Battle of Sherra-moor

burnsscotland wrote 1 week ago: In this weeks Friday Gem, we have a very special treat courtesy of the National Library of Scotland … more →

Tags: friday gem, Library, Scotland, Manuscript, History, National Library of Scotland, Scottish History, Song, Music

Epitaph On A Friend12 comments

lostupabove wrote 1 week ago: by Robert Burns An honest man here lies at rest, The friend of man, the friend of truth, The friend … more →

Tags: life 2, Literature, Poetry, death, Life, Poetry, Poems, Loss

My Family Tree - Entry 2

mummysknee wrote 1 week ago: My Dad, Ian Macdonald Heron (22.11.37 – 28.08.99) was an only child from Greenock, who despite … more →

Tags: My Family Tree, Family Tree, Greenock, Morrisons Academy, Robert Burns Cottage

"Burns participated in many love affairs, which produced fourteen children out of wedlock."4 comments

RAB wrote 1 week ago: Talk about delicate. Were these ongoing love affairs that Burns managed to get himself included in, … more →

Tags: Student Writing, Education, Literature, misplaced modifier, Humor, screwy syntax

Edinburgh Travelogue19 comments

The Retiring Sort wrote 1 week ago: Edinburgh Castle Well it’s the middle of the month, and I promised myself I’d post trave … more →

Tags: Ruminations, Travelogues, Edinburgh, edinburgh castle, Family, Lifestyle, Memories, Photography, photos

For a' that and a' that

shermangerherd wrote 1 week ago: ….From my favourite poet For a’ that and a’ that Is there, for honest Poverty That … more →

Tags: our times, Poetry Collected, Life, Brotherhood

Burns an' a' that Festival

burnsscotland wrote 1 week ago: National Burns Collection partner Rozelle House Galleries is holding a number of events to celebrate … more →

Tags: museum, Tam o' Shanter, Birthplace Museum, folk, Alloway, Poetry, rozelle, gallery, Scotland

What happens to the time?

sarahsbookreflections wrote 2 weeks ago: I promised myself to add a blog at least twice a week, but as poet Robert Burns–one of my favo … more →

Tags: Want to Go Private?, audition, Young Adult Fiction, Sexuality, Shadow Horse, alison hart, Stasia Ward Kehoe, Sarah Darer Littman, whirlwind

Rigid Body Sings

telescoper wrote 2 weeks ago: Gin a body meet a body Flyin’ thro the air, Gin a body hit a body, Will it fly? And where? Ilk … more →

Tags: The Universe and Stuff, Poetry & Literature, Poetry, Physics, James Clerk Maxwell, comin through the rye

Of Mice and Runners

ruthengland wrote 2 weeks ago: By: Kevin Irwin It’s about that time of year when the spring racing season winds down, heading … more →

Tags: austin running, Kevin Irwin, Masters, Rogue Running

MY HEART'S IN THE HIGHLANDS

shermangerherd wrote 2 weeks ago: A LONGING FOR HOME There is a place that is dear to my heart, that holds memories tightfisted, won … more →

Tags: our times, Poetry Collected, Life, Sadness, Scotland, Home

'Buying Books Would Be A Good Thing If One Could Also Buy The Time To Read Them In!'.........

Col wrote 2 weeks ago: ………..These words of Alfred Schopenhauer certainly rang true for me over the weeken … more →

Tags: Rambling About Books, Rambling About Poetry, Readers Summer Book Club, Glen Duncan, eddi reader, Laurent Binet, Jeffrey Eugenides, anne enwright, chad harbach

The Raggle Taggle Gypsy4 comments

bigrab wrote 2 weeks ago: Busy week for me. After the Sons first leg play off on Wednesday, I have a solo gig to do on Friday … more →

Tags: Quite Interesting, Music, the gypsy laddie, Raggle Taggle Gypsy, john kennedy 6th earl of cassilis, lady jane hamilton

Wee beasties18 comments

alicethroughthemacrolens wrote 3 weeks ago: Wren fledgings scouring their new world outside the nest for the first time. I am in awe of the fact … more →

Tags: Alice's world, Poems, Pictures], Bug-a-day, Bipolar, Nature, Poem, Poetry, Photo


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