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Poem October 24, 1835

Alexandria Gazette

Alexandria, Alexandria County, District Of Columbia

What is this article about?

Scotch song by Robert Hamilton declaring eternal love for Anna, using vivid imagery of Scottish nature such as dew on trees, blue burns, gowans, heather, lintie birds, and crystal springs, vowing fidelity until death.

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SCOTCH SONG.—BY ROBERT HAMILTON.
I'll lo'e thee, Anna, while the dew
In siller bells hangs on the tree,
Or while the burnie's waves o' blue
Run wimplin to the rowin sea.
I'll lo'e thee while the gowan mild
Its crimson fringe spreads on the lea;
While blooms the heather in the wild.
Oh! Anna, I'll be true to thee.
I'll lo'e thee while the lintie sings
His sang o' love on whinny brae;
I'll lo'e thee while the crystal springs
Glimt in the gowden gleams o' day.
I'll lo'e thee while there's light aboon,
And stars to stud the breast o' sky;
I'll lo'e thee till life's day is dune,
And bless thee with my latest sigh!

What sub-type of article is it?

Song

What themes does it cover?

Love Courtship Nature Seasons

What keywords are associated?

Scotch Song Robert Hamilton Love Anna Scottish Nature Eternal Fidelity Gowan Heather Lintie Sings

What entities or persons were involved?

By Robert Hamilton.

Poem Details

Title

Scotch Song.

Author

By Robert Hamilton.

Subject

Declaration Of Love To Anna

Key Lines

I'll Lo'e Thee, Anna, While The Dew In Siller Bells Hangs On The Tree, Oh! Anna, I'll Be True To Thee. I'll Lo'e Thee Till Life's Day Is Dune, And Bless Thee With My Latest Sigh!

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