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There is no introduction text for this article. Feel free to give it your own introduction and summary! Please include something informative about the post! For example, if this post has a new poem, please write "This blog post will introduce you to four new poems." This blog post will introduce you to four new poems. First up is “A Poem on Tomorrow” by Isabella Valps. The second poem is “The Beauty of Sleep” by Jane Joritz Hawkinson. Next up are two poems, “The Peacock Dancers” by David Pui Hing Soh and "Ode to My Father" by Eugenia Carbonell Roca. The final, and longest poem, is “Admonitions” by William Butler Yeats. The first poem is “A Poem on Tomorrow” by Isabella Valps. This poem is about a girl who does not want to grow up to be a woman. She would much rather stay as she is now. The poem is written from the perspective of a younger woman looking back on her childhood and wishing that she could have remained a child forever. The second poem, “The Beauty of Sleep” by Jane Joritz Hawkinson, is about how sleep can be thought of as being very pretty and lovely, despite it being something that we all naturally do every day. Next, are two poems about the peacock. “The Peacock Dancers” by David Pui Hing Soh is a poem where, through all its beauty, the peacock only wants to be good. That is why it comes to all the dances in hope that it will be accepted without judgement. It states its purpose by saying that it has no desire to be beautiful or beautiful in order to make someone one day happier instead of being accepted in whatever form it is given in. The final poem about sleep is "Ode to My Father" by Eugenia Carbonell Roca where she tells her father how much she loves him and appreciates all that he has done for her. The final, and longest poem in this post is "Admonitions" by William Butler Yeats in which he takes the form of a grandfather and reads to his daughter and grandchildren about the importance of kindness and thoughtfulness to help us become better people. This blog post will introduce you to four new poems. First up is “A Poem on Tomorrow” by Isabella Valps. The second poem is “The Beauty of Sleep” by Jane Joritz Hawkinson. Next up are two poems, “The Peacock Dancers” by David Pui Hing Soh and "Ode to My Father" by Eugenia Carbonell Roca. The final, and longest poem, is “Admonitions” by William Butler Yeats. The first poem is “A Poem on Tomorrow” by Isabella Valps. This poem is about a girl who does not want to grow up to be a woman. She would much rather stay as she is now. The poem is written from the perspective of a younger woman looking back on her childhood and wishing that she could have remained a child forever. The second poem, “The Beauty of Sleep” by Jane Joritz Hawkinson, is about how sleep can be thought of as being very pretty and lovely, despite it being something that we all naturally do every day. cfa1e77820