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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
51 Adam's Curse 52 Red Hanrahan's Song About Ireland 53 The Old Men Admiring Themselves in the Water 54 Under the Moon 55 The Ragged Wood 56 O Do Not Love Too Long 57 The Players Ask for a Blessing on the Psalteries and on Themselves 58 The Happy Townland 59 Dedication 60 The Harp of Aengus 61 The Shadowy Waters 62 His Dream 63 A Woman Homer Sung 64 The Consolation 65 No Second Troy 66 Reconciliation 67 King and No King 68 Peace 69 Against Unworthy Praise 70 The Fascination of What's Difficult 71 A Drinking Song 72 The Coming of Wisdom with Time 73 On Hearing That the Students of Our New University Have Joined the Agitation Against Immoral Literature 74 To a Poet, Who Would Have Me Praise Certain Bad Poets, Imitators of His And Mine 75 The Mask
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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
51 Adam's Curse 52 Red Hanrahan's Song About Ireland 53 The Old Men Admiring Themselves in the Water 54 Under the Moon 55 The Ragged Wood 56 O Do Not Love Too Long 57 The Players Ask for a Blessing on the Psalteries and on Themselves 58 The Happy Townland 59 Dedication 60 The Harp of Aengus 61 The Shadowy Waters 62 His Dream 63 A Woman Homer Sung 64 The Consolation 65 No Second Troy 66 Reconciliation 67 King and No King 68 Peace 69 Against Unworthy Praise 70 The Fascination of What's Difficult 71 A Drinking Song 72 The Coming of Wisdom with Time 73 On Hearing That the Students of Our New University Have Joined the Agitation Against Immoral Literature 74 To a Poet, Who Would Have Me Praise Certain Bad Poets, Imitators of His And Mine 75 The Mask
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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
51 Adam's Curse 52 Red Hanrahan's Song About Ireland 53 The Old Men Admiring Themselves in the Water 54 Under the Moon 55 The Ragged Wood 56 O Do Not Love Too Long 57 The Players Ask for a Blessing on the Psalteries and on Themselves 58 The Happy Townland 59 Dedication 60 The Harp of Aengus 61 The Shadowy Waters 62 His Dream 63 A Woman Homer Sung 64 The Consolation 65 No Second Troy 66 Reconciliation 67 King and No King 68 Peace 69 Against Unworthy Praise 70 The Fascination of What's Difficult 71 A Drinking Song 72 The Coming of Wisdom with Time 73 On Hearing That the Students of Our New University Have Joined the Agitation Against Immoral Literature 74 To a Poet, Who Would Have Me Praise Certain Bad Poets, Imitators of His And Mine 75 The Mask
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