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　　1781

　　Winter: A Dirge

　　The wintry west extends his blast,

　　And hail and rain does blaw;

　　Or the stormy north sends driving forth

　　The blinding sleet and snaw:

　　While, tumbling brown, the burn comes down,

　　And roars frae bank to brae;

　　And bird and beast in covert rest,

　　And pass the heartless day.

　　“The sweeping blast, the sky o'ercast,”

　　The joyless winter day

　　Let others fear, to me more dear

　　Than all the pride of May:

　　The tempest's howl, it soothes my soul,

　　My griefs it seems to join;

　　The leafless trees my fancy please,

　　Their fate resembles mine!

　　Thou Power Supreme, whose mighty scheme

　　These woes of mine fulfil,

　　Here firm I rest; they must be best,

　　Because they are Thy will!

　　Then all I want—O do Thou grant

　　This one request of mine!—

　　Since to enjoy Thou dost deny,

　　Assist me to resign. Poems and Songs of Robert Burns