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Pleasing Poetry and Pictures: for the Mind and the Eye is a collection of poems and illustrations that will delight and inspire readers of all ages. The book contains a variety of poems, from classic works to modern pieces, that explore a range of topics, from nature and love to friendship and faith. Each poem is accompanied by a beautiful illustration that captures the essence of the poem and adds to its impact. The book also includes a selection of quotes and proverbs that will encourage readers to reflect on life and its many wonders. With its combination of poetry and art, Pleasing Poetry and Pictures: for the Mind and the Eye is sure to bring joy and insight to readers of all ages.

By Anonymous · First published 1849 · Genre: Poetry, Visual Arts, Philosophy · 9 chapters · 1,356 words

First lines

Here's a pretty new Book, full of verses to sing, / And Mary can read it--oh, what a fine thing; / Then such pretty verses, and pictures too, look! / Oh, I'm glad I can read such a beautiful book.

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Pleasing Poetry and Pictures: for the Mind and the Eye is listed on Textopian as a poem by Anonymous, dated 1849 CE.

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• Work type: Poem
• Author: Anonymous
• Date: 1849 CE
• Language: English
• Genres: Poetry, Visual Arts, Philosophy, Literature
• Length: 1,356 words
• Structure: 9 chapters, 44 paragraphs
• Reading fit: Easy (6th Grade)

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Genres

• Poetry — The title of the book includes the word 'Poetry', indicating that this is the primary genre of the book.
• Visual Arts — The title of the book includes the phrase 'Pictures', indicating that this is a secondary genre of the book.
• Philosophy — The title of the book includes the phrase 'for the Mind', indicating that this is a tertiary genre of the book.
• Literature — The title of the book includes the phrase 'for the Eye', indicating that this is a quaternary genre of the book.

Tags

Children's poetry · Conduct of life · Juvenile poetry · bed · birds · book · boy · bring · busy · chapbooks · children · father

Contents

• Chapter 1: Introduction
• Chapter 2: The Little Busy Bee
• Chapter 3: The Dead Bird
• Chapter 4: My Kind Mother
• Chapter 5: Good Night
• Chapter 6: The Boy and the Squirrel
• Chapter 7: The Works of Creation
• Chapter 8: Early Rising
• Chapter 9: The Little Brother

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• The Lost Duchess (1909)
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