NATURE POEM FOR EVERY SUMMER EVENING (HB)

With one entry for every summer day, from 1 June to 31 August, this collection of 92 poems will provide the perfect backdrop to summer evenings, whether spent indoors or outdoors. Includes Christina Rossetti’s ‘larks hang singing, singing singing over the wheat-fields wide’; Eugene Lee-Hamilton’s ‘rich, hot scent of old fir forests heated by the sun’; Samuel Palmer’s evocative descriptions of summer twilight; and Rachel Field’s whimsical musings on butterflies – among many others.