"Come Hither" is a celebrated anthology of rhymes and poems selected by the renowned writer Walter De La Mare. Aimed at the young of all ages, this collection weaves together a rich tapestry of English verse, ranging from ancient ballads and folk songs to the works of iconic poets. The anthology is structured as a journey into the realms of imagination, wonder, and the supernatural, reflecting De La Mare's own lyrical and mystical sensibilities.
Beyond the poems themselves, the work is noted for its evocative introduction and extensive commentaries, which offer readers a unique window into the craft of poetry and the beauty of the written word. This timeless collection serves as both an educational resource and a source of pure delight, capturing the essence of the English poetic tradition through its carefully curated selections. It remains a cornerstone of children's literature and a beloved volume for anyone seeking to explore the magical landscapes of verse.
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