The Golden Journey: Poems for Young People"Fresh, delightful, and perennially new" poems written in English but in many distant lands and selected for the enjoyment of discriminating readers by two outstanding poets. Selections range from Rabindranath Tagore to Dylan Thomas, Gerard Manley Hopkins to Elinor Wylie. |
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Contents
BIRDS BEASTS AND FLOWERS | 61 |
THEY WENT TO SEA IN A SIEVENonsense Verses | 143 |
WHEN YOU ARE OLD | 231 |
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Bear beautiful bird blow blue bright brown Burton Raffel child clear cold Collected Poems Company dance dark deep deer dreams dying eyes fall field fish fits flowers four garden give goes gold golden gone grass green grow hands happy head hear heard heart hills James John Jumblies King Lady land laugh leaves light live Look merry milking moon morning mountain never night once pale play poetry PRESS publishers Reprinted by permission rhymes riding ROBERT roses round sail ship side Sieve silence silver sing sleep Snail song sound spring stars stream sweet tell thee things Thomas thoughts trees turn walk wall wild William wind wings wood YEATS young youth
Bibliographic information
| Title | The Golden Journey: Poems for Young People |
| Editors | Louise Bogan, William Jay Smith |
| Compiled by | Louise Bogan, William Jay Smith |
| Illustrated by | Fritz Kredel |
| Publisher | Reilly & Lee, 1965 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 10 Oct 2006 |
| Length | 275 pages |
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