TREELINES: A COLLECTION OF POEMS (LAUTUS PRESS)

Who hasn't climbed a tree, or sat in its shade, or stared into its branches? As Ralph Waldo Emerson said, 'The wonder is that we can see these trees and not wonder more.' This anthology of over 60 poems about woods, trees and orchards which reflect that wonder is illustrated with (appropriately) wood engravings. Poets include Philip Larkin, John Clare, Gillian Clarke, Alice Oswald, Seamus Heaney and Helen Dunmore; artists include Howard Phipps, Anne Hayward, Anita Klein and Sue Scullard. Other volumes in the same series: Shorelines, Washing Lines, Strings of Pearls, At Home.