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　　The Charms Of Lovely Davies

　　Tune—“Miss Muir.”

　　O how shall I, unskilfu', try

　　The poet's occupation?

　　The tunefu' powers, in happy hours,

　　That whisper inspiration;

　　Even they maun dare an effort mair

　　Than aught they ever gave us,

　　Ere they rehearse, in equal verse,

　　The charms o' lovely Davies.

　　Each eye it cheers when she appears,

　　Like Phoebus in the morning,

　　When past the shower, and every flower

　　The garden is adorning:

　　As the wretch looks o'er Siberia's shore,

　　When winter-bound the wave is;

　　Sae droops our heart, when we maun part

　　Frae charming, lovely Davies.

　　Her smile's a gift frae 'boon the lift,

　　That maks us mair than princes;

　　A sceptred hand, a king's command,

　　Is in her darting glances;

　　The man in arms 'gainst female charms

　　Even he her willing slave is,

　　He hugs his chain, and owns the reign

　　Of conquering, lovely Davies.

　　My Muse, to dream of such a theme,

　　Her feeble powers surrender:

　　The eagle's gaze alone surveys

　　The sun's meridian splendour.

　　I wad in vain essay the strain,

　　The deed too daring brave is;

　　I'll drap the lyre, and mute admire

　　The charms o' lovely Davies. Poems and Songs of Robert Burns