Robert Burns A. A Red, Red Rose B. Songs of Innocence C. Poetical Sketches D. The Tree of Liberty

Robert Burns A. A Red, Red Rose B. Songs of Innocence C. Poetical Sketches D. The Tree of Liberty

The correct answer is A. A Red, Red Rose.

Robert Burns (1759–1796) is Scotland's national poet. "A Red, Red Rose" is one of his most famous love poems, often sung as a folk song. It begins:

"O my Luve is like a red, red rose,
That’s newly sprung in June..."

The other options are works by different poets:

B. Songs of Innocence — by William Blake

C. Poetical Sketches — by William Blake

D. The Tree of Liberty — This is also a poem by Robert Burns, but it is far less known than "A Red, Red Rose" and not usually the first work associated with him in a general quiz context. However, since the question asks for a work by Robert Burns and lists only one of his most iconic poems, A is the primary correct choice.