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 \nThe wonder is that we can see these trees and notwonder more'Ralph Waldo Emerson  \nHere are poems that reflect that wonder.A wonderthat we want to share.  \nfrom The Heart of the Tree  \nHenry Cuyler Bunner(1855-1896)  \nWhat does he plant who plants a tree?He plants the friend of sun and sky;He plants the flag of breezes free;The shaft of beauty,towering high;He plants a home to heaven anighFor song and mother-croon of birdIn hushed and happy twilight heard-The treble of heaven's harmony-These things he plants who plants a tree.  \n# Treelines\n\nA collection of poems  \nAlso published by Lautus Press  \n# Washing Lines:A collection of poemsStrings of Pearls:A collection of poemsShorelines:A collection of poemsall selected by Janie Hextall and Barbara McNaught\n\nThis collection was first published 2018Lautus Press,Ryton House,Lechlade,GL73AR  \nISBN:978-0-9568265-3-4  \n◎ Janie Hextall and Barbara McNaught 2018  \nDesigned and typeset in Minion Pro and Johnstonby Neil Morgan Design,CheltenhamPrinted by Holywell Press,Oxford  \nA CIP catalogue record for this book is available from the British Library  \nContents  \nHenry Cuyler Bunner The Heart of the TreeFrontispieceWendell Berry Look it Over8Michael S Glaser A Blessing for the Woods9Alice Oswald Woods etc.10John Clare Pleasant Sounds  \n11Sue Butler Trees12Esther Morgan Planting from Labours13Michael Longley Hazel14Seamus Heaney Planting the Alder15Alice Oswald Leaffor J.O.and LO.16Philip Larkin The Trees17Charlotte Bronte The Wood18Alice Oswald Wood Not Yet Out19Jon Stallworthy Windfalls20AE Housman Loveliest of Trees21Sydney Matthewman Orchard Idyll22Kerry Hardie May Rain23Fleur Adcock Trees24Jane Hirshfield Tree26Elizabeth Bishop To a Tree27Clive James Winter Plums28Gillian Clarke Wild Plums29Ruth Gilbert Into the Trees30DHLawrence Trees in the Garden31Ilo Orleans The Shadow Tree32Paul Batchelor Tree Climbing33Helen Dunmore The plum tree34Jane Kenyon Coming Home at Twilight in Late Summer35Helen Dunmore A mortgage on a pear tree36Eavan Boland Daphne with her Thighs in Bark38John Clare The Shepherd's Tree40Michael Longley The Beech Tree41  \nGillian Clarke The Oak Wood42Robert Graves Not Dead43Carol Ann Duffy The English Elms44Adrienne Rich What Kind of Times are These46Don Paterson Two Trees47Wendell Berry The Sycamore48John Clare The Hollow Tree49Harriet Fraser Wealth in Difference50Rudyard Kipling The Way through the Woods51Jim Carruth Lawmarnock Wood in Autumn52Rainer Maria Rilke The Apple Orchard54Alison Brackenbury Apple Country55Kerry Hardie Leaf-fall56Choman Hardi Leaves57Paul Farley Whitebeam58CSLewis The Future of Forestry59Seamus Heaney The Poplar60Gerard Manley Hopkins Binsey Poplars61Ruth Gilbert Given:ALog of Wood;Make:A Fiddle62Anon Prayer of the Woods63William Carlos Williams Winter Trees64Richard Wilbur A Black Birch in Winter65Wendy Cope Haiku:Willows66Alice Oswald Pruning in Frost67James Joyce In the Dark Pine-wood68Rupert Brooke Pine Trees and the Sky:Evening69Ralph Waldo Emerson See yonder leafless trees70Ruth Fainlight Those Trees71ee cummings little tree72Wendy Cope The Tree73Celia Congreve The Firewood Poem74Roger McGough Mr Pollard75Matsuo Basho The Oak Tree  \n76Mervyn Peake With People,So With Trees77Michael Shepherd The Poet Tree79  \n# Illustrations\n\nJonathan Ashworth The Whole TreeEndpapersHoward Phipps Edge of the WoodsEric Ravilious from Diary(1933)11Clare Leighton Warm Weather Coming12Clare Leighton Hazel Catkins14Anne Hayward Blackthorn Clouds -Tanglewood17Sue Scullard Apple Blossom20Miriam Macgregor When Birds do Sing22Alexander Cozens Quercus,oak25Jonathan Gibbs Tree at my Window27George Nicholson Plums from  \n8 ","cbCaiv4pP9pofYBW","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiv4pP9pofYBW","pdf",3231444,84,"English","# Contents\n## Illustrations\n## Look It Over","[{\"question\":\"What is Treelines about?\",\"answer\":\"Treelines is a poetry collection centered on trees, woods, and the sense of wonder they bring to daily life.\"},{\"question\":\"Who selected the poems in Treelines?\",\"answer\":\"The poems are selected by Janie Hextall and Barbara McNaught.\"},{\"question\":\"Which poet’s work appears in the collection’s early section?\",\"answer\":\"Henry Cuyler Bunner’s “What does he plant who plants a tree?” appears in “The Heart of the Tree.”\"}]","Treelines - A collection of poems | PDF",1791862199,129]