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A Scottish folk song and a love poem by Robert Burns, addressed to a man named John Anderson. The poem describes their past and present relationship, and their hope to sleep together at the foot of a hill.
1 de dic. de 2018 · A love poem or song by the Scottish poet Robert Burns, addressed to his wife or sweetheart. The poem uses Scots dialect and describes the changes in their appearance and life over time.
14 de ene. de 2012 · Listen to John Anderson My Jo, a song by Robert Burns about a lover's farewell, read by Eileen McCallum. The song was written in 1789 and is part of the BBC's Robert Burns works collection.
A humorous and nostalgic poem by Robert Burns about an old friend, John Anderson, who has aged and lost his hair and teeth. The poem describes their childhood adventures and their final journey together.
A humorous and affectionate poem about an old friend, John Anderson, who is losing his hair, teeth and strength. The poem has three versions, each with different rhymes and expressions, and a brief biography of the poet.
The poem “John Anderson, my jo” by Robert Burns is basically a romantic message by John’s wife to John as a summary of their past and her devotion to him until death. The poem also serves to...
John Anderson my joy, John, We climbed the hill together, And many a jolly day, John, We have had with one another; Now we must totter down, John, And hand in hand we will go, And sleep together at the foot, John Anderson my joy!
