Poetry Thursday: W.B. Yeats! (Not the one you're thinking of)

[@gloriastroedecke2717]

That was beautiful. Thank you! It was much needed.
Lake Isle of Innisfree; marvelous choice.

[@JamesRuchala]

Thanks for watching, and good to hear from you again! I imagine King Goll having his own Innisfree moment, as do we all at times.

[@BookChatWithPat8668]

Magnificent, James. Thank you!

[@JamesRuchala]

Thanks for watching, Pat!

[@jeffleal757]

Thank you for reminding me of the quiet brilliance of Yeats that satisfies to this day.

[@JamesRuchala]

Hey, thanks for watching, Doc! Glad to know you like Yeats.

[@patriciah8579]

Thank you James. I needed that.

[@JamesRuchala]

Thanks for saying so. Literature has consolations for times like these.

[@ariannefowler455]

Thank you. I needed this.

[@JamesRuchala]

Thanks for watching. Good to hear.

[@PatriciaCrabtree-wm8xd]

Have been reading Jude the Obscure to manage my traumatic grief. Poor Jude can't catch a break and neither will we very soon.

[@JamesRuchala]

P-Crabs! Thanks for stopping by. Hardy is not my idea of comfort reading, but I hope it's helping you. Dark days.

[@bighardbooks770]

"Yeats is The Shite!" 🇮🇪

[@JamesRuchala]

But not universally loved. I was just learning that Robert Graves hated him! ha

[@bighardbooks770]

@JamesRuchala Really?¿? Ive never heard that ...