This collection brings together the lyrical works of a prominent figure from the Elizabethan era, offering a window into the mind of a courtier, explorer, and soldier who was also a poet. The poems reflect a range of themes from the contemplations of love and desire to musings on ambition and the human condition, often marked by a sense of melancholy and the transience of life. The poet's sophisticated use of language and form, along with his engagement with the political and social issues of his time, make these works enduringly relevant and a testament to his complex character and his era's literary achievements.

This collection brings together the lyrical and evocative poetry of a renowned 19th-century English writer, known for his classical themes and mastery of poetic form. The poems reflect the author's intellectual depth, emotional range, and passion for beauty, exploring themes of love, loss, and the passage of time. His work is characterized by its precision, elegance, and the use of both traditional and innovative verse structures, revealing a poet deeply influenced by the ancients yet distinctly modern in his expression of the human experience.

The collection presents a comprehensive selection of works by a 20th-century English poet known for his intellectual depth, technical skill, and thematic diversity. The poems reflect on the complexities of modern life, personal relationships, the passage of time, and the nuances of the human condition. The poet's style is characterized by a blend of formal control and subtle emotion, often infused with a wry sense of humor and a keen observation of everyday life. Through his poetry, he navigates the landscape of post-war Britain, offering insights into both the personal and the universal, and establishing his voice as a significant contribution to the literary canon.

This collection showcases the lyrical precision and emotional depth of a renowned 20th-century poet, whose work spans several decades and reflects a life rich with varied experiences. The poems within are characterized by their musicality and clarity, often drawing upon the poet's personal history, his Quaker roots, and his profound engagement with history and the natural world. The poet's most famous long poem, celebrated for its modernist style and epic scope, is a centerpiece of the collection, illustrating his mastery of verse and his ability to weave together themes of love, war, and the passage of time.