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Poems and Songs of Robert Burns
of a' the airts the wind can blaw 注释标题 written during a separation from mrs. burns in their honeymoon. burns was preparing a home at ellisland; mrs. burns was at mossgiel.—lang. tune—“miss admiral gordon's strathspey.” of a' the airts the wind can blaw, i dearly like the west, for there the bonie lassie lives, the lassie i lo'e best: there's wild-woods grow, and rivers row, and mony a hill between: but day and night my fancys' flight is ever wi' my jean. i see her in the dewy flowers, i see her sweet and fair: i hear her in the tunefu' birds, i hear her charm the air: there's not a bonie flower that springs, by fountain, shaw, or green; there's not a bonie bird that sings, but minds me o' my jean.M.Hzgjjx.cOm