Listen, My Children

HIGH PRAISEThis outstanding anthology of English poetry has received acclaim from all quarters, or at least sixths. Here is what the commentators have had to say:This is, to the poetry of the English language, a seuss of an introduce. Dr. ZeusI liked the art most. A sixth grade student who wishes to remain anonymousWe have found this book invaluable in its presentation to our young, green students of the poetry of the Earth-English language. The United Teachers Association of MarsIf somewhat tendentious and euphuistic, this summary, though written for children, is an invaluable aide-memoir to nonagenarians and over wishing to catch up on what they have forgotten of English poetry. Whoam Eye, President of the Centenarian SocietyMiau, purr, miow, purr. Dewey, a big white cat, sitting on my keysUnlike iron, which bends and bows, poetry both knows and grows, as this book shows. The United Union of Ironmongers, Foundry Workers and Sixth Grade Teachers