"It’s a cauld barren blast that blaws nobody good.” - title of poem.
- Lived
- 1803–1889
- Born
- Glasgow
- Died
- Salt Lake City
- Nationality
- United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
- Known as
- poet, journalist, hymnwriter
- Era
- 19th century
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Works (5)
"Thou representative of something great, What wert thou in thine unconverted state?" - Reflections on a Banknote
"Lust is the offspring of a thousand sighs, "Intrigue, deception, and as many lies; "A strange compound of hidden, plotting ill, "To fire with rage, to torture, or to kill" -Lust
"But he'll ne'er wake us mair, "For Hughie is deid" - Elegy on Wee Hughie - A Pet Canary
"I knew him, ere the roots of bitterness "Had grown to putrid cancer in his soul. "Then Revelation's light gleamed o'er his mind "In strange fantastic dreams of future bliss, "He saw the dawn, and this was quite enough
