Second Epistle to Davie(3/4)
039; rhymin k,
the devil haet,—that i sud ban—
they ever think.
hought, nae view, nae scheme o' livin,
nae cares to gie us jrievin,
but just the pouchie put the neive in,
an' while ought's there,
then, hiltie, skiltie, we gae scrievin',
an' fash nae mair.
leeze me on rhyme! it's aye a treasure,
my chief, amaist my only pleasure;
at hame, a-fiel', at wark, or leisure,
the muse, poor hizzie!
tho' rough an' raploch be her measure,
she's seldom zy.
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