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Two Poems by Emily Bronte. Fall leaves fall discribes the beauty of the changing of the seasons. How Still How Happy is about the beauty in the stillness of winter. Both poems emphase the beauty and importance of all seasons. The book is illustrated by classic masterpieces.

This book contains two poems by the Irish Poet, William Butler Yeats and is illustrated with paintings by Jack Butler Yeats, an expressionist painter and brother to the poet. The Lake Isle of Innisfree contains simple imagery about the quiet ife the poet would like to lead. He thinks about this life even when he is on the busy streets of the city. The Song of Wandering Aengus is a metephorical poem about the search for love. An image of the poets love comes to him when he is a young man. Even as an old traveled man he still is searching, and hopes to find, his love.

Poems by American Poet Emily Dickinson illustrated with classic paintings. I Started Early Took My Dog tells about the author's walk to the sea with her dog. She stays there until the rising tide forces her off the beach. The Daisy Follows Soft the Sun has the daisy telling the sun how much she loves him and follow him as he moves across the sky.

This book contains two poems by the Irish Poet, William Butler Yeats and is illustrated with paintings by Jack Butler Yeats, an expressionist painter and brother to the poet. The Lake Isle of Innisfree contains simple imagery about the quiet ife the poet would like to lead. He thinks about this life even when he is on the busy streets of the city. The Song of Wandering Aengus is a metephorical poem about the search for love. An image of the poets love comes to him when he is a young man. Even as an old traveled man he still is searching, and hopes to find, his love.

Poems by British author, Emily Bronte. Fall Leaves Fall tells of the beauty of the changing of the seasonfrom summer to fall and then to winter and how each season has its own beauty. How Still How Happy continues on this theme, focusing on winter. The silence of the world asleep during winter has its own unique beauty just as the summer has its beauty. The poems are illustrated by classic paintings.

Baby book of two poems by Robert Louis Stevenson. The poems are about bedtime. The first poem is about all the magical things a child dreams about when she goes to bed. The second is about a child being unhappy about having to go to bed in the summertime while it is still daylight. He can hear the people on the street, the birds in the trees and he really wants to go and play.

Poetry by Scottish poet and novelest, Robert Louis Stevenson. The book contains two poems about bedtime - At Seven When I go to Bed is about the dreams children have about magic, dragons and other wonderful things. The second poem is Bedtime in summer. It is about how difficult it is to go to bed in summeretime when it is still light out and the child still wants to play. The book is illustrated by classic paintings.

Two classic poems written by British Romantic poet Lord Byron. She Walks in Beauty Like the Night tells about a beautiful woman. The second poem discribes the beauty of exploring new places. The book is illustrated by classic art.

This book contains three poems by American Poet, Emily Dickinson and is illustrated by classic art. The series was created to connect children, at a very young age, to classic literature and physical books. The classic art that illustrates the book creates the opportunity to instill an appreciation of art and as well as literature. The first poem, He Ate and Drank the Precious Words, is about the power of words that allow a boy who is reading the book to forget his difficult circumstances.. The second poem. There is No Frigate Like a Book, discusses the power of the written word. The final poem, A Drop Fell on the Apple Tree, tells of the journey of raindrops.

This book contains three poems by American Poet, Emily Dickinson and is illustrated by classic art. The series was created to connect children, at a very young age, to classic literature and physical books. The classic art that illustrates the book creates the opportunity to instill an appreciation of art and as well as literature. The first poem, He Ate and Drank the Precious Words, is about the power of words that allow a boy who is reading the book to forget his difficult circumstances.. The second poem. There is No Frigate Like a Book, discusses the power of the written word. The final poem, A Drop Fell on the Apple Tree, tells of the journey of raindrops.

I Wandered Lonely as A Cloud is a classic poem by British poet WIlliam Wordsworth. The poet is sad and takes a walk He comes across a beautiful field of daffodils. The beauty of the daffodils makes the poet happy. He finds in moments of solitude he can relieve the joy the daffodils brought him.

British Poet, William Wordsworth's classic poem I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud describes a walk the poet took with his sister. During the walk they came upon a field of daffodils. He found the field of flowers very beautiful. Later, he discoved he could bring up the image of the field in his mind and experience the same feelings he had when he first saw the field.