Robert Burns Poems
- 801. Forlorn, My Love, No Comfort Here
- 802. Monody On A Lady, Famed For Her Caprice
- 803. To A Kiss
- 804. Song-on A Bank Of Flowers
- 805. Peggy
- 806. To Mr. M'adam, Of Craigen-gillan
- 807. On The Birth Of A Posthumous Child
- 808. Epitaph On William Hood, Senior
- 809. Epitaph For William Nicol, High School, Edinburgh
- 810. Song-my Nanie's Awa
- 811. Song-bonie Dundee: A Fragment
- 812. The Slave-s Lament
- 813. Epistle To John Maxwell, Esq., Of Terraughty
- 814. Song-sic A Wife As Willie Had
- 815. Song-braving Angry Winer's Storms
- 816. Song-"indeed Will I," Quo' Findlay
- 817. The Jolly Beggars: A Cantata
- 818. Lines On Meeting With Lord Daer
- 819. Sketch In Verse, Inscribed To The Right Hon. C. J. Fox
- 820. Lines To Mr. John Kennedy
- 821. The Song Of Death
- 822. Anna, Thy Charms
- 823. Verses On Captain Grose
- 824. Ah, Woe Is Me, My Mother Dear
- 825. Epitaph On A Noisy Polemic
- 826. Song-fragment-leezie Lindsay
- 827. My Father Was A Farmer: A Ballad
- 828. Ballad On Mr. Heron's Election-no. 4
- 829. The Charming Month Of May
- 830. Song-i'll Meet Thee On The Lea Rig
- 831. Lines To An Old Sweetheart
- 832. Song-crowdie Ever Mair
- 833. Robert Bruce's March To Bannockburn
- 834. Song-fragment-damon And Sylvia
- 835. Fragment-wee Willie Gray
- 836. Versified Note To Dr. Mackenzie, Mauchline
- 837. To The Wood-lark
- 838. Epitaph For Robert Aiken, Esq.
- 839. Up In The Morning Early
- 840. A Rose-bud By My Early Walk
- 841. Saw You My Dear, My Philly
- 842. Wha Is That At My Bower-door
- 843. Banks O' Doon, The
- 844. To Alex. Cunningham, Esq., Writer, Edinburgh
- 845. Song-kenmure's On And Awa, Willie
- 846. Fragment-altho' He Has Left Me
- 847. A Mother's Lament For Her Son's Death
- 848. Lament For James, Earl Of Glencairn
- 849. Bonie Lesley
- 850. Lines Inscribed Under Fergusson's Portrait
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Richard C Martin: A great poet, whose works I turn to when I need to water my Scottish roots.