Robert Burns (1759–96)

Here you will find texts by other authors that mention or address Robert Burns, as well as translations of the poet's texts into other languages.

Mentions

Jeppe Aakjær: »Ved Skotlands gamle Eg« - Muld og Malm (1909)

Jeppe Aakjær: »I Burns’ Fødehjem« - Muld og Malm (1909)

Jeppe Aakjær: »Paa Lochlea« - Muld og Malm (1909)

Translations
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»A Man’s a Man for a’ that« is translated by Jeppe Aakjær: »Trods alt det«.

»A Prayer in the Prospect of Death« is translated by P.A. Rosenberg: »Bøn ved Dødens Komme«.

»A Prayer, Under the Pressure of violent Anguish« is translated by P.A. Rosenberg: »Under Indtrykket af en stærk Angst«.

»A Red, Red Rose« is translated by Emil Aarestrup: »O, du er liig en Rose rød«.

»Ae Fond Kiss« is translated by Christian Preetzmann: »End et Kys —« and Valdemar Rørdam: »End et Kys«.

»Anna, thy Charms« is translated by Christian Preetzmann: »Til Anna«.

»Auld Lang Syne« is translated by Jeppe Aakjær: »Skuld gammel venskab rejn forgo« and Henrik Arnold Wergeland: »Gamle Dage«.

»Beware o’ Bonnie Ann« is translated by Christian Preetzmann: »Tag Jer iagt for Anna«.

»But Lately Seen« is translated by Christian Preetzmann: »Livets Vinter« and Henrik Arnold Wergeland: »Den gamle Mand«.

»Comin’ Thro’ the Rye« is translated by Jeppe Aakjær: »Jenny i Rugen«.

»Duncan Gray« is translated by Jeppe Aakjær: »Duncan Gray«.

»Epigram Addressed To An Artist« is translated by Uffe Birkedal: »Til en Maler, der havde forsøgt at male Engle«.

»Epigram On Dr. Babington’s Looks« is translated by Uffe Birkedal: »Præstens falske Blikke«.

»Epigram On Politics« is translated by Uffe Birkedal: »Et godt Raad«.

»Epigram—thanks For A National Victory« is translated by Uffe Birkedal: »Da der forordnedes Takkegudstjeneste i Anledning af en Sejer«.

»Epigram—the Toad-Eater« is translated by Uffe Birkedal: »Til en, som pralede af fine Bekendtskaber«.

»Epitaph On „Wee Johnnie”« is translated by Uffe Birkedal: »Gravskrift over John Wilson, en Bogtrykker, der trak ham op«.

»Flow gently, sweet Afton« is translated by Christian Preetzmann: »Skovbækken«.

»Highland Mary« is translated by Henrik Arnold Wergeland: »Høiland-Mary«.

»Holy Willie’s Prayer« is translated by Jeppe Aakjær: »Hellig Wolles Bøn«.

»Husband, Husband« is translated by Jeppe Aakjær: »Nancy« and Christian Preetzmann: »Vexelsang«.

»John Anderson My Jo« is translated by Jeppe Aakjær: »John Anderson«, Uffe Birkedal: »John Anderson, min Jo« and Christian Preetzmann: »John Anderson«.

»John Barleycorn« is translated by Christian Preetzmann: »Jens Bygkorn«.

»Kellyburnbraes« is translated by Jeppe Aakjær: »Der boed en Bonde«.

»Lament of Mary, Queen of Scots, on the Approach of Spring« is translated by Christian Preetzmann: »Marie Stuarts Klage«.

»Lassie wi’ the Lint-white Locks« is translated by Christian Preetzmann: »Hyrdesang«.

»Let me in this ae night« is translated by Jeppe Aakjær: »O, luk mig ind blot én Nat«.

»Man Was Made To Mourn« is translated by Jeppe Aakjær: »Du er født til Graad«.

»Mary Morison« is translated by Henrik Arnold Wergeland: »Mary Morison«.

»Mary!« is translated by Christian Preetzmann: »Mary«.

»My Eppie Macnab« is translated by Jeppe Aakjær: »Jock Rab«.

»My heart’s in the Highlands« is translated by Uffe Birkedal: »Længsel efter Højlandet« and Christian Preetzmann: »Mit Høiland«.

»Naebody« is translated by Christian Preetzmann: »Ingen«.

»O luve will venture in« is translated by Christian Preetzmann: »Krandsen«.

»O wert thou in the cauld blast« is translated by Uffe Birkedal: »Ak, om du i den kolde Blæst!« and Christian Preetzmann: »O, var Du i den kolde Blæst«.

»Of a’ the Airts the Wind can Blaw« is translated by Uffe Birkedal: »Af alle Vinde«, Christian Preetzmann: »Længsel« and Valdemar Rørdam: »Min Yndlings-Vind«.

»Open The Door To Me, Oh« is translated by Uffe Birkedal: »O luk dog op din Dør«.

»Robert Bruce’s March to Bannockburn« is translated by Uffe Birkedal: »Bruce ved Bannockburn«.

»Simmer’s a Pleasant Time« is translated by Christian Preetzmann: »Vaage maa jeg, ak!«.

»Song — On a Bank of Flowers« is translated by Jeppe Aakjær: »Skjøn Nelly«.

»Sweet Tibbie Dunbar« is translated by Jeppe Aakjær: »Tibbi Dunbar«.

»Tam o’ Shanter« is translated by Uffe Birkedal: »Tom fra Shanter«.

»The Cotter’s Saturday Night« is translated by Uffe Birkedal: »Husmandens Lørdagsaften«.

»The Jolly Beggars« is translated by Jeppe Aakjær: »De lystige Tiggere«.

»The Joyful Widower« is translated by Christian Preetzmann: »Den lyksalige Enkemand«.

»The Selkirk Grace« is translated by Uffe Birkedal: »Bordbøn«.

»The Wounded Hare« is translated by Uffe Birkedal: »Ved at se en saaret Hare humpe forbi, som en Fyr just havde skudt paa«.

»The poor and honest Sodger« is translated by Christian Preetzmann: »Den fattige, men brave Soldat«.

»To Mary in Heaven« is translated by Emil Aarestrup: »O Stjerne, du, med dæmpet Glands«, Uffe Birkedal: »Mary fra Højlandene« and Valdemar Rørdam: »Til Mary i Himlen«.

»To a Mountain Daisy« is translated by Uffe Birkedal: »Til en Bjergtusindfryd, som han pløjede op« and Christian Preetzmann: »Til en Tusindfryd«.

»To a Mouse« is translated by Uffe Birkedal: »Til en Mus« and Christian Preetzmann: »Til en Muus«.

»Wha Is That At My Bower-Door« is translated by Jeppe Aakjær: »Finlay« and P.L. Møller: »Efter Robert Burns«.

»What can a young lassie do wi’ an auld man« is translated by Jeppe Aakjær: »Hvad kan en ung Kvinde«.

»Written By Somebody On The Window Of An Inn At Stirling« is translated by Uffe Birkedal: »Ridset ind i en Rude i et Værtshus«.

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Robert Burns (1759–96)

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