William Butler Yeats

[b][c=009E4F]Where nobody gets old and godly and grave[/c][/b]
[c=009E4F][b]Where nobody gets old and crafty and wise[/b][/c]
[b][c=009E4F]Where nobody gets old and bitter of tongue[/c][/b]
[c=009E4F][b]And she is still there, busied with dance[/b][/c]
[b][c=009E4F]Deep in the dewy shadow of a wood[/c][/b]
[b][c=009E4F]Or where stars walk upon a mountainside[/c][/b]

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thewindupbirdchronicles · 46-50, M

I'm not familiar with his works, yet coincidentally have a book of letters he wrote to those he loved. I love letters as they carry a meaning personal, and I was familiar with him as being a poet, I felt this was a good place to start understanding his humanity.

So thank you for the short share in words.