The Stolen Child by W.B. Yeats

The Stolen Child by W.B. YeatsWritten when W. B. Yeats was just twenty one, The Stolen Child remains one of his most popular poems. At this time, the young poet was inspired by the landscape of County Sligo and the legends and superstitions he heard from the locals there. The Stolen Child tells of a boy taken from his home by the faeries and led hand in hand into their world. With its enchanting refrain Come away, o human child To the waters and the wild and vivid images of magic

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