This Waverley notebook celebrates 'Red Red Rose', the poem and song
by Robert Burns, and is bound in Burns Check tartan cloth, woven in
the UK. With 92 pages, the mini notebook comes with a retractable
pen, and a song book with four Scottish songs (Auld Lang Syne; A
Red Red Rose; Skye Boat Song; Flower of Scotland). "A Red, Red
Rose" is a 1794 song by Robert Burns, based on traditional sources.
The song is often published as a poem, and is one of the most
famous verses to be associated with Burns. Towards the end of his
life, Robert Burns worked to preserve traditional Scottish songs
for the future, contributing to the Scots Musical Museum, and A
Select Collection of Original Scottish Airs for the Voice. Burns
gave the song to singer Pietro Urbani for it to be published in his
Scots Songs, and referred to it as a "simple old Scots song which I
had picked up in the country." The lyrics describe a love that is
both vital and enduring. The symbolism of rocks melting with the
sun, and the seas running dry, evokes the passing of millions of
years, and it has been suggested draws on concepts developed around
this time - the time of the Scottish Enlightenment - by geologist
James Hutton. In 2008, when asked for the source of his greatest
creative inspiration, Bob Dylan, American singer songwriter,
selected "A Red, Red Rose", as the lyrics that had the biggest
effect on his life. The song is unrelentingly popular.
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