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| Walter Scott |
In this poem, the poet Sir Walter Scott says
that the man who has no love for his country is quite worthless. If he does not
feel excitement as he comes back from a foreign country, he is a dull fellow.
Nobody loves such a man and no singer sings in his honor though he has a lot
of wealth and holds a high office. He is a selfish mean fellow, and always
thinks about his interest only. He will be completely forgotten after his death
and will be totally ignored in poetry and songs.
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| The Lay of the Last Minstrel |
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