Forty-Two Poems

This antiquarian book contains forty-two poems by the seminal English poet, James Elroy Flecker. Flecker''s beautiful and moving poetry will appeal to all manner of poetry-lovers, and this collection is a veritable must-have for fans of his pioneering poetry. The verses contained herein include: ''To a Poet a Thousand Years Hence'', ''Rioupéroux'', ''The Town Without a Market'', ''The Ballad of Camden Town'', ''Mignon'', ''Felo De Se'', ''Tenebris Interlucentem'', ''Invitation'', ''Ballad of the Londoner'', ''The First Sonnet of Bathrolaire'', and many more. James Elroy Flecker (1884 – 1915) was an esteemed English poet, playwright, and novelist. In his poetry writing, he was heavily influenced by the writings of the Parnassian poets. This book is being republished now in an affordable, modern edition, complete with a new biography of the author.