The Life and Works of W.B.Yeats

The Life of William Butler Yeats is a remarkable one - poet, playwright, essayist, politician, occultist, astrologer, founder of a national theatre, voluminous correspondent, lover, husband and father. It was a life that extended to a packed, sometimes frantic seventy-three years and left us with what many consider to be one of the finest collections of poetry from one voice. NCLUDED IN The Life & Works of W. B. Yeats from The Wanderings of Oisin The Stolen Child Down By The Salley Gardens To The Rose Upon The Rood Of Time The Lake Isle of Inisfree The Pity of Love The Sorrow of Love When You Are Old A Dream of Death The Ballad Of Father Gilligan The Fiddler of Dooney The Host Of The Air The Song Of Wandering Aengus The Lover Mourns For The Loss Of Love The Cap And Bells The Secret Rose He Wishes For The Cloths Of Heaven Adam‘s Curse No Second Troy To A Child Dancing In The Wind The Cold Heaven September 1913 The Fisherman The Wild Swans At Coole Broken Dreams Easter 1916 The Rose Tree An Irish Airman Foresees His Death Men Improve With The Years Solomon to Sheba To A Young Beauty The Second Coming A Prayer For My Daughter Leda And The Swan Among Schoolchildren Sailing To Byzantium The Tower In Memory Of Eva Gore-Booth And Con Markiewicz A Dialogue Of Self And Soul For Anne Gregory At Algeciraas - A Meditation Upon Death The Choice Mohini Chatterjee Byzantium Crazy Jane And Jack The Journeyman Crazy Jane Talks With The Bishop Crazy Jane On God After Long Silence Her Vision In The Wood A Prayer For Old Age Sweet Dancer Roger Casement Why Should Not Old Men Be Mad? From Under Ben Bulbin The Man And The Echo The Circus Animals‘ Desertion Politics Cuchulain Comforted