The Life and Death of Robert BurnsA Poem by Duncan BrownHommageBeauty in the breath and beauty is born Transcending death and transient
scorn On a cold cold street they left
him to die Profaning his name they just
passed by Poetic flesh and bone upon harder
stone His back to earth with eyes upon
eternity Beckoning his soul to that
blessed trinity His sacred words treasured by
humanity All for love sublime of a dead
dead poet Inspiring the worlds true
cherished song With the passionate colour of
that flower The symbol of a precious love for
poetry In streams that flew on wings of
liberty Blessed upon earth and graced
elsewhere Not that he would ever care to
remember Before or after his death and
resurrection So humbly born a poet prince for
a’ that. © 2016 Duncan BrownAuthor's Note
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