“The boughs of the oak are roaring inside the acorn.”
Quote by Charles Tomlinson
Work
Selected Poems: 1955-1997
This book compiles a selection of poems from the author's works over four decades, showcasing their evolution and thematic depth. more
Author
Charles Tomlinson
Charles Tomlinson, born on January 8, 1927, was a renowned British poet. His poetry is known for its unique style and profound insights into nature, history, and culture. more
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