_Sunday Times_: “Mr. Douglas Goldring has caught the glamour of London’s highways and by-ways ... there is real poetry in this slender volume, and Mr. Goldring has the art of suffusing with ecstasy apparently commonplace things....” _Evening Standard_: “Poems of London streets remarkable for their freshness. They are short and impressionistic, at times suggesting comparison with the work of Mr. Davies and Mr. James Stephens.... But the poet has his own thoughts, and his own methods of expression admirably suited to them. This little volume deserves recognition.” _Morning Post_: “Mr. Goldring’s book has been a great comfort to us. All lovers of London will love it.” _Rebecca West_ (_Star_): “I insist on saying that his volume ‘Streets’ contains some of the loveliest verse that has ever been written about London.” _Printed in Great Britain by_ Butler & Tanner, _Frome and London_ End of Project Gutenberg's Streets, and Other Verses, by Douglas Goldring