Ballads to Animals - Hayley, William
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"Ballads to Animals" by William Hayley unveils a lyrical menagerie, where the poetic verses become an ode to the untamed and cherished creatures that share our world. Published in the 18th century, Hayley's ballads serve as a testament to the poet's affection for the animal kingdom and his ability to infuse verse with a sense of reverence and admiration for nature's creations. Within the pages of this collection, Hayley transforms his poetic canvas into a sanctuary where animals become the protagonists of enchanting tales. Each ballad is a lyrical portrait that captures the essence of a…mehr

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"Ballads to Animals" by William Hayley unveils a lyrical menagerie, where the poetic verses become an ode to the untamed and cherished creatures that share our world. Published in the 18th century, Hayley's ballads serve as a testament to the poet's affection for the animal kingdom and his ability to infuse verse with a sense of reverence and admiration for nature's creations. Within the pages of this collection, Hayley transforms his poetic canvas into a sanctuary where animals become the protagonists of enchanting tales. Each ballad is a lyrical portrait that captures the essence of a specific creature, whether it be the noble lion, the delicate butterfly, or the soaring bird. Through the rhythmic cadence of his verses, Hayley invites readers to embark on a journey through the diverse landscapes of the animal kingdom. Unlike conventional ballads that may focus on human narratives, "Ballads to Animals" redirects the spotlight onto the non-human inhabitants of our planet. Hayley's verses celebrate the beauty, diversity, and often overlooked stories of the animal world, fostering a connection between readers and the creatures that share our ecosystems.
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William John Haley, est un journaliste britannique. Il fut rédacteur en chef puis directeur général de la BBC pendant de 1944 à 1952 puis rédacteur en chef du quotidien The Times jusqu'en 1966.