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William Butler Yeats, Irish Poet, 1856-1939 Nobel Prize 1923
For maximum enjoyment the site editor suggests you sit down comfortably with your Collected Works of W.B.Yeats and browse at leisure; in humbly choosing our tags, we have left Yeats' major work largely (although not entirely) undisturbed. But for those who wish rapidly to identify the source of the Yeats quotations used on this site, here is a list: on the left the page in the Carl Selph Poetry Archives where the tag appears, on the right the Yeats poem from which it has been drawn.
Index........................On Being Asked for a War Poem
Page 1......................The Circus Animals' Desertion
Page 2......................What Was Lost
Page 3......................The Municipal Gallery Revisited
Page 4......................A Man Young and Old: The Secrets of the Old
Page 5......................Three Movements (quoted in its entirety)
Page 6......................Words for Music Perhaps: Crazy Jane to Jack the Journeyman
Page 7......................The Madness of King Goll
Page 8......................Meditations in Time of Civil War: Ancestral Houses
Page 9......................The Gyres
Page 10....................The Lake Isle of Innisfree
Page 11....................The Shadowy Waters (A Dramatic Poem)
Page 12....................The Song of the Happy Shepherd
Page 13....................Coole Park and Ballylee, 1931
Page 14....................In Memory of Eva Gore-Booth and Con Markiewicz
Page 15....................The Coming of Wisdom with Time
Page 16....................Ego Dominus Tuus
Page 17....................The People
Page 18....................The Fiddler of Dooney
Page 19....................A Prayer for My Daughter
Page 20....................Fergus and the Druid
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