The poems of William Butler Yeats
Contributors: McKenna, Siobhán, 1923-1986; Mac Liammóir, Micheál, 1899-1978
Publisher: Spoken Arts
Published: 1959
Language: eng
Subjects: Poetry
Description: Presents nineteen poems or poetic excerpts, including many of Yeats' works dealing with Ireland and the Irish.
Notes: Read by the author, Siobhan McKenna, and Michael MacLiammoir.
Table of contents: title: Talk on rhythm (extract); title: The fiddler of Dooney.; title: The song of the old mother.; title: The lake isle of Innisfree.; title: Coole and Ballylee (extract); title: Talk on modern poetry.; title: The mask.; title: A coat.; title: Her anxiety.; title: After long silence.; title: Under Ben Bulben.; title: To the rose upon the rood of time.; title: The rose of the world.; title: To Ireland in the coming times.; title: The song of the wandering Ængus.; title: The lover mourns for the loss of love.; title: He reproves the curlew.; title: He wishes for the cloth of heaven.; title: He thinks of his past greatness when a partof the constellations of heaven.; title: The people.; title: A thought from Propertius.; title: Broken dreams.; title: 'I am of Ireland'.; title: The statues.