Holloween in Ireland

Holloween wasn't just taking form in ireland. The holiday was emerging and inspiring new kinds of poems. This one is from 15 84, and is by alexander montgomery, a scottish poet. In the hinder end of harvest, on all hollow even when our good neighbours do ride,. If i read right, some buckled on a bun wad, and some on a bean. Some hobbled on a hemp steak hoven to the height. It gets into the really deep scottish dialect at the timeand it's a little bit hard to understand. And while holloween starred to spread through ireland, scotland and england, there was