The Birds Of Scotland, And Other Poems

This volume of poetry includes James Grahame's most famous work, 'The Birds of Scotland', as well as other poems exploring nature and the Scottish landscape. Grahame's imagery and language capture the beauty and power of the birds he observes, while also reflecting on themes of mortality and the human experience.
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