 Sunday with Yeats poem by Linda Buskey LeBlanc on AuthorsDenFeatured Authors: Lem Yedowicz, iGracie McKeever, iJohn DeDakis, iThomas Neviaser, iLori Maynard, iGabriel Boutros, iDietmar Rothe, iSunday with Yeats Snake Road Disaster Work Wireless Underneath Boston While on Vacation Cornucopia Chair by the Window Scent of the Ages The Wharf Window D-Day, Plus Sixty-Five While Picking Blueberries Morning Song U.Mass-Boston on a Rainy June Day, 2009In the poetry book On Trains with Yeats.wav Sunday with YeatsIn 1967 wartime America, I readpoetry by Yeats I never found againuntil Sunday in a Cambridge coffee shoplaughing with a friend, like a childin Among School Children.I searched out the Complete Worksto remember...and discoveredmore than I ever knew:that we had been with him in the fire,feared a slouching beast, mourned Parnell,as if by design, a road leaving printsthat will not wash outall the way to Byzantium, troddingthrough muddy trails to rare mountain air.Around the holidays last year, I too rediscovered Yeats...I like this piece...great flow and rhythm, outstanding theme. 