Under the Moon

The discovery of thirty-eight unpublished poems reveals W. B. Yeats's evolution from a young student to a prominent literary figure. These early works showcase a vibrant and youthful energy, reflecting themes of Irish nationalism, deep affection for Maud Gonne, and a fascination with the esoteric. The poems capture a blend of potential and awkwardness, offering insights into Yeats's formative years and the artistic experimentation that would characterize his later career. This collection provides a unique glimpse into the poet's development and the foundations of his enduring legacy.