The folly that man does

Poetry reading of William Butler Yeats poems by David Smith The Lake Isle of Innisfree The Old men admiring themselves in the water the three hermits a witty lovely lady sang unnoticed like a bird the wild swans at coole central park rowboat pond The tower Plato Plotinus pythagoras among school children w. b. Yeats better to smile on all that smile, and show there is a comfortable kind of old scarecrow a dialogue of self and soul “fix every wandering thought upon that quarter where all thoughts is done” The folly that man does or must suffer, if he woos a proud woman not kindred of his soul.