<p<b'A collection of favourite half-remembered lines and phrases from school days' – <iThe Times</i</b<br<b</b<br<br<bYou may remember the famous opening lines, 'Tyger tyger, burning bright'? and 'Shall I compare thee to a summer's day?' but would you be able to name the poems or the poets? </b<br<brThe English language is jam-packed with wonderful verses that we've all heard at some point, but probably forgotten. <iI Wandered Lonely As a Cloud</ihelps us <bremember</ball those <blong-forgotten </bpoems that we were taught at school, together with short biographies of the poets and introductions to the poems themselves. <br<brThis well-rounded <bpoetry anthology</bfeatures such greats as Chaucer, Shakespeare, Wordsworth, Shelley, Coleridge, Kipling, Heaney and Yeats, the poems you may have once learned and others that have informed our everyday speech. <br<brComplete with a masterly index that allows readers to search not just by <bfirst lines</b, but by <bwell-known phrases</b, <iI Wandered Lonely As A Cloud</iis a perfect addition to any poetry lover's collection.</p
