Cricket Songs

"Cricket Songs" by Norman Gale captures the spirit of the game and the beauty of the natural world in verse. This collection of poetry celebrates cricket, offering a unique perspective on the sport through a Victorian lens. Gale's work blends the thrill of the game with the serenity of pastoral landscapes, appealing to lovers of both sports and nature poetry. These poems offer more than just descriptions of matches; they provide glimpses into the heart of Victorian England and its passions. With themes of camaraderie, competition, and the quiet beauty of the countryside, "Cricket Songs" remains a timeless ode to a beloved sport. Carefully restored, this edition preserves the original charm and provides an accessible reading experience.
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