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NELSON<br />
TWO NEW CENTAUR POETS<br />
I nrcc Old Selected<br />
Brothers<br />
AND OTHER POEMS<br />
FRANK O'CONNOR<br />
Poems<br />
WILFRED ROWLAND<br />
CHILDE<br />
2s 6d net<br />
3s 6d net<br />
THE FIRST TWO CENTAUR POETS<br />
Fieldfaring<br />
The End of the Road<br />
STANLEY SNAITH MARGARET CROPPER<br />
2s 6d net<br />
3S 6d net<br />
LEARNING POETRY<br />
" I have read with great interest the letter in your paper on<br />
4 reading and speaking poetry.' For many years I have made it<br />
a practice to learn some every day during my morning toilet.<br />
They give me almost an inspiration for the day, and often unconsciously<br />
I am helped through them to express myself in ordinary<br />
conversation in a way that I should not be able to do otherwise.<br />
Just now I am going through Milton's ode on his blindness. I<br />
venture to quote a few of his lines:—<br />
18<br />
So much the rather Thou Celestial light<br />
Shine inward and the mind through all her powers<br />
Irradiate: there plant eyes, all mist from thence<br />
Purge and disperse, that I may see and tell<br />
Of things invisible to mortal sight."<br />
CONSTANCE ROWE<br />
Letter to THE TIMES
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