I Saw a Peacock with a Fiery Tail by Ramsingh Urveti Popular Science she runs into Sunil when

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I Saw a Peacock with a Fiery Tail by Ramsingh Urveti Popular Science she runs into Sunil whenThis 17th century British poem is a form of trick verse. Here, the very design of the book brings clarity to the verse, as whimsical die cuts in each page reveal the poem's nuanced meaning. Read straightforwardly, the poem sounds interestingly surreal. But if the lines are broken up in the middle, then everything falls into place. Illustrations by award winning Gond artist Ramsingh Urveti (of The Night Life of Trees), book design by Jonathan Yamakami.