A Nature Poem for Every Day of the Year – 365 Poems Celebrating the Seasons
Discover the beauty of the natural world every day of the year with this carefully curated anthology of 365 poems, designed to be the perfect bedside companion for nature lovers and poetry enthusiasts. Each poem reflects the changing seasons, capturing the rhythms, sights, and sounds of the countryside from spring through winter.
From William Wordsworth’s daffodils and John Clare’s lambs in spring, to the long summer afternoons celebrated by Edward Thomas and Emily Dickinson, this collection highlights the poetry of seasonal life. Autumn is evoked through the works of John Keats, William Blake, and W. H. Auden, while winter comes alive with frost, snow, and quiet reflections from poets such as Amy Lowell and George Meredith.
Featuring famous odes and lesser-known gems, each poem marks the natural world’s rhythms alongside human rituals, from Candlemas to Christmas. With evocative illustrations throughout, this anthology offers a daily dose of inspiration, calm, and wonder, helping readers reconnect with nature all year round.
Perfect for fans of seasonal poetry, British landscapes, nature writing, and bedside reading for relaxation and reflection.
Book Details:
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Format: Hardback 496 pages
- ISBN: 9781849945004
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Weight: 1248g
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Dimensions:160 x 240 x 42 (mm)
