Poem by James McIntyre

Shelley

England had triplets at a birth,
Coleridge, Southy and Wordsworth,
And these three were widely famed,
And the 'Lake Poets' they were named.
With joy they did pursue their themes,
'Mong England's lakes, and hills and streams;
From there with gladness they could view
The distant Scottish mountains blue. 

1. Elf Shot
2. Wars in Queen Victorias Reign
3. Canadian Thames
4. The Great Fire of Ingersoll
5. Lines on Woodstock

Henry Van Dyke Shelley ("Knight-errant of the Never-ending Quest")

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