Add a touch of literary elegance to your home with this black and white art print featuring Philip Larkin's inspiring poem, "Coming." The print beautifully captures the anticipation of spring with the evocative line, "...It will be spring soon..." (Full poem below). For those who love a vintage look, it's also available with an antique-style background.
Philip Larkin, a renowned 20th-century poet, masterfully conveys the sense of renewal and hope that comes with the arrival of spring in this poem. His words remind us of the beauty and promise that each new season brings.
The classic design and typewriter font make this print a versatile addition to any home decor style. Whether you're a literature lover or simply appreciate timeless, elegant decor, this print will add a touch of inspiration and charm to your space.
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MEDIUM: Fine art print
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Choose either black with white writing or white with black writing.
About your unframed print:
Printed on Kodak Professional Endura Premier Lustre paper with a lustre finish that is closely related to Matte with a slight sheen.
It has an archival life of 100+ years. It arrives unmatted and unframed.
Please feel free to contact me should you have any questions regarding your order - georgia@bookquotedecor.com
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On longer evenings,
Light, chill and yellow,
Bathes the serene
Foreheads of houses.
A thrush sings,
Laurel-surrounded
In the deep bare garden,
Its fresh-peeled voice
Astonishing the brickwork.
It will be spring soon,
It will be spring soon—
And I, whose childhood
Is a forgotten boredom,
Feel like a child
Who comes on a scene
Of adult reconciling,
And can understand nothing
But the unusual laughter,
And starts to be happy.
