This is the moment you have all been waiting for!! An interview with Auld Rabbie Burns!
Hello my name is Ross Martin and I will be your interviewer today so without any delay lets fire straight into the questions.
Question 1:
What was your biggest inspirations when you were starting off as a poet?
Rabbie:
Women were always good. Either that or chocolate.
Question 2:
How do you feel about modern literature compared to those from your golden years?
Rabbie:
Its all rubbish. None of it is from the heart, which as everyone knows, is always present in my poems.
Question 3:
How are you coping with all the advances in technology of this modern era?
Rabbie:
A havent a clue how to use most things, but luckily with me being so infamous, I have people that do it all for me.
Question 4:
Have you had time to visit the Statue to commemmorate your life?
Rabbie:
No. I have been told it is in Dumfries but I havent had time to go and find it with my busy schedule.
Question 5:
How do you feel having two places outside of Scotland named especially after you; Burns, New York and Burns, Oregon?
Rabbie:
I feel very proud and thankful to those places for showing this tribute.
Question 6:
Are you surprised that the cottage your father build with his own hands is still a infamous must see attraction in Scotland?
Question 7:
Yes I am extremely surprised. Mostly that it is still standing and still in its original condition of the traditional style that houses were made.
Question 8:
If there was anything you could have changed about your childhood, what would it be?
Rabbie:
We wouldn't have been raised in poverty and also I wouldn't have agreed to work such hard labour on the farm.
Well thank you very much for agreeing to this interview, I have been fascinated and intrigued by your answers.
Rabbie:
No problem no if you dont mind I am leaving now to write more stories.
About Me
- Ross
- Hey I'm Ross and I'm 17 years old and I am currently studying Intermediate 2 I.T. I live in the middle of nowhere outside Banff but originally came from Stirling and will be moving back down at the end of the year.
Thursday, 22 November 2007
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Thanks for mentioning this post as one of your favourites. Much appreciated.
It's almost as if he's been transported into the room. I think you did an excellent job, Ross.
Cheers.
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