THE POETRY OF MR W. B. YEATS

In this dim region, where old phantoms flee

Before the touch, where neither sight nor news

Of our world reach us; here at best we see

Naught but the poet saluting his grave Muse.

‘Æ’

A shepherd, having left the hills to roam,

Sees from afar the cities of great kings,

And so returns enraptured to his home:--

A man apart--who stammers golden things.

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