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Later Poems
169 chapters English Public domain
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This is Yeat's own anthology of his poetry, based on the 1922 edition, which just meets the pre-1923 requirement for public domain books in the US. This version includes some of his best known work, including Easter, 1916 ('A terrible beauty is born'), and The Second Coming ('What rough beast slouches toward Bethlehem...to be born'). Simultaneously hypermodern and bardic, Yeats' poetry speaks to the 21st century with authenticity and mystical clarity.
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169 chapters
01 Easter, 1916 02 The Second Coming 03 Title Page 04 Preface 05 Contents 06 The Hosting of the Sidhe 07 The Everlasting Voices 08 The Moods 09 The Lover Tells of the Rose in His Heart 10 The Host of the Air 11 The Fisherman 12 A Cradle Song 13 Into the Twilight 14 The Song of Wandering Aengus 15 The Song of the Old Mother 16 The Heart of the Woman 17 The Lover Mourns for the Loss of Love 18 He Mourns for the Change that has Come Upon Him and his Beloved and Longs End of the World 19 He Bids His Beloved be at Peace 20 He Reproves the Curlew 21 He Remembers Forgotten Beauty 22 A Poet To His Beloved 23 He Gives His Beloved Certain Rhymes 24 To His Heart, Bidding It Have No Fear 25 The Cap and Bells
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Later Poems
169 chapters English Public domain
About this book
This is Yeat's own anthology of his poetry, based on the 1922 edition, which just meets the pre-1923 requirement for public domain books in the US. This version includes some of his best known work, including Easter, 1916 ('A terrible beauty is born'), and The Second Coming ('What rough beast slouches toward Bethlehem...to be born'). Simultaneously hypermodern and bardic, Yeats' poetry speaks to the 21st century with authenticity and mystical clarity.
Table of contents
169 chapters
01 Easter, 1916 02 The Second Coming 03 Title Page 04 Preface 05 Contents 06 The Hosting of the Sidhe 07 The Everlasting Voices 08 The Moods 09 The Lover Tells of the Rose in His Heart 10 The Host of the Air 11 The Fisherman 12 A Cradle Song 13 Into the Twilight 14 The Song of Wandering Aengus 15 The Song of the Old Mother 16 The Heart of the Woman 17 The Lover Mourns for the Loss of Love 18 He Mourns for the Change that has Come Upon Him and his Beloved and Longs End of the World 19 He Bids His Beloved be at Peace 20 He Reproves the Curlew 21 He Remembers Forgotten Beauty 22 A Poet To His Beloved 23 He Gives His Beloved Certain Rhymes 24 To His Heart, Bidding It Have No Fear 25 The Cap and Bells
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Later Poems
169 chapters English Public domain
About this book
This is Yeat's own anthology of his poetry, based on the 1922 edition, which just meets the pre-1923 requirement for public domain books in the US. This version includes some of his best known work, including Easter, 1916 ('A terrible beauty is born'), and The Second Coming ('What rough beast slouches toward Bethlehem...to be born'). Simultaneously hypermodern and bardic, Yeats' poetry speaks to the 21st century with authenticity and mystical clarity.
Table of contents
169 chapters
01 Easter, 1916 02 The Second Coming 03 Title Page 04 Preface 05 Contents 06 The Hosting of the Sidhe 07 The Everlasting Voices 08 The Moods 09 The Lover Tells of the Rose in His Heart 10 The Host of the Air 11 The Fisherman 12 A Cradle Song 13 Into the Twilight 14 The Song of Wandering Aengus 15 The Song of the Old Mother 16 The Heart of the Woman 17 The Lover Mourns for the Loss of Love 18 He Mourns for the Change that has Come Upon Him and his Beloved and Longs End of the World 19 He Bids His Beloved be at Peace 20 He Reproves the Curlew 21 He Remembers Forgotten Beauty 22 A Poet To His Beloved 23 He Gives His Beloved Certain Rhymes 24 To His Heart, Bidding It Have No Fear 25 The Cap and Bells
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