From The Far Side of Consciousness by Daniel Cohen.

From Favorite Poems of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow.

From Princess Belle-Etoile by Walter Crane, 1909.

INSTRUCTIONS: Click to shift to the ship on the title page. From A Round-the-World Jingle by Charlotte C. Davenport, 1918.

Most poems are fashioned with pencils or ink, but the finer ones are oil painted.  Unless this title is likening poems to sardines in oil, as opposed to sardines in mustard.  (We prefer our sardine poems in mustard.)  From Poems In Oil by Will Ferrell, 1919.

From Peer Gynt by Henrik Ibsen.

From The Winged Word by Berkeley Peabody.

From Susquehanna University's 1933 yearbook.

A lone star, from James Michener's Texas.

From Golden Links in the Chain That Connects Mother, Home and Heaven by Mrs. J. P. Newman, 1890.

INSTRUCTIONS: Click to shift to the title page.

From The Wedding Cake in the Middle of the Road by Susan Stamberg ad George Garrett.

INSTRUCTIONS: Click to see the panther's inner self.

From Watchers of the Camp-Fire by Charles G. D. Roberts and illustrated by Charles Livingston Bull, 1905.

From Consult the Oracle by Gabriel Nostradamus, 1899.

From There Are Demons In the Sea by Richard Carl Hoefler.

From A Dictionary of Symbols by J. E. Cirlot.

From A Nest of Ninnies by John Ashbery and James Schuyler.

From How the People Sang the Mountains Up by Maria Leach.

From The Humanization of Man by Ashley Montagu.

From Men in War by Andreas Latzko, 1918.