You won't find commentary here, no criticism or notes, just plain words, which also can be found elsewere on the net. simply because of one reason which is that everything Swift ever wrote was 'perfect'. offcourse; as it is now, theres nothing new that could have been said, all smart ideas have already been stated log before Lau Tsue, there simply should always be someone to remind us every now and then, and even after H.G.Wells and G.B. Shaw came around, the words of Swift always sounded sweeter, still more bitter, most gracefull, still struck harder than anyone else, and if anything; he deserves to be at least Read, so make sure you do that.

• Stella's Birthday
• The Sick Lion and the Ass
• Elegy Upon Tiger
• A Description of the Morning
• Verses on the Death of Doctor Swift
• Maypole
• The Place of the Damned
• Mrs Frances Harris's Petition
• Oysters
• To Stella, Who Collected and Transcribed His Poems
• Gulliver's Travels
• On the Irish Club
• A Beautiful Young Nymph Going to Bed
• Description of a City Shower
• The Lady's Dressing Room
• A Satirical Elegy on the Death of a Late Famous General
• The Day of Judgement


 

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