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The poem is a very rauchy poem about having sex, for which brose and butter is a code name, as is "supper" and being "at her". Code words are also employed for the male and female sex organs.

Gie my love brose, brose [Gie = give, brose = oatmeal and hot water]

Gie my love brose and butter

Aye gie my love brose [aye = yes]

Yestreen he wanted his supper [yestreen= yesterday evening]

Jenny was up at the laft [laft= loft]

Johnny would fain ha' been at her [fain ha' = like to have]

A wind came oot o' the west [oot o' = out of]

Made all the winnocks to clatter [winnocks = windows]

A Dow is a dainty dish [Dow = pigeon]

The goose is hollow within [goose = female private part]

The sight would make you blush

But aw the fun is to finishing [aw = all]

My daddie sent me to the mill

To pull my minnie some heather

And drive it intae your fill [intae = into]

Your welcome tae the leather [tae = to]

A mouse is a merry wee beast [wee = small]

The moudiewark wants the een [moudiewark = mole]

And oh for a touch o the thing

I had by me yestreen oh

The laverock she lo'es the grass [laverock = lark, lo'es = loves]

The paitrick she lo'es the stibble [paitrick = partridge, stibble = stubble]

And hey for the gardener lad

Tae gully away wi' his dibble [wi' his dibble = with his garden tool = male organ]

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