Sixteen Poems

A carefully curated collection, "Sixteen Poems By William Allingham, Selected By William Butler Yeats" presents a selection of enduring verse from the landscape of Irish literature. This anthology showcases the poetic talent of William Allingham, thoughtfully chosen by the renowned William Butler Yeats. Explore themes of nature, love, and the mystical, characteristic of the era and the Irish literary tradition. Within these pages, discover a range of poems reflecting Allingham's distinct voice and Yeats's discerning eye. This volume offers a glimpse into the poetic sensibilities of two significant figures in Irish literary history. Perfect for enthusiasts of classic poetry and those interested in exploring the richness of 19th-century verse, this edition preserves the original beauty and power of Allingham's poems in a meticulously prepared print republication.

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