Eliot's first great poem, the anxious inner voice of a man who measures out his life with coffee spoons and can't bring himself to speak.
"Let us go then, you and I, When the evening is spread out against the sky..."
The whole poem is split across three matching prints in typewriter type, with the title and by T.S. Eliot at the top of the first, so it reads from left to right along a wall. Each print carries a third of the poem, so the type stays easy to read. It's a statement gift for a poetry lover or an English teacher, and suits a hallway, study or above a sofa.
Printed on premium lustre paper with a professional finish, and carefully packaged to arrive in perfect condition.
Choose a set of three on a white, black or vintage background, in five sizes, unframed or in a sleek black frame.
Perfect for:
Gallery walls
Poetry lovers
English teachers
Hallways and studies
Questions are always welcome at georgia@bookquotedecor.com
