【Overview】 "Kitahara Hakushu Shikashu" and "Byron Shishu" are poetry collections featuring works by Japanese and British poets, respectively. Hakushu beautifully expresses the nature and emotions of the Japanese people, while Byron is known as a representative poet of Romanticism. 【Editor Information】 "Kitahara Hakushu Shikashu" was compiled by Okura Yamamoto, with a structure designed to highlight the appeal of Hakushu's poetry. On the other hand, "Byron Shishu" was translated by Chiji Abe, allowing readers to enjoy Byron's poetry in Japanese. 【Series Information】 Both books are part of the "World Poetry" series, which features selected works chosen to convey the diversity of poetry. In particular, Hakushu's poems represent Japanese culture, and Byron's poems represent Western literature, making them important works. - Title: Kitahara Hakushu Shikashu - Editor: Compiled by Okura Yamamoto - Series Number: World Poetry 12 - Title: Byron Shishu - Editor: Translated by Chiji Abe - Series Number: World Poetry 7 - Publication Year: 1971 - Publisher: Sekai Bungakusha (World Literature Publishing)