This volume of poems by Jonathan Swift, a giant of English literature, showcases his wit and satirical prowess. Swift's verses offer sharp observations on societal ills, particularly the corruption of the wealthy and powerful. His keen eye for hypocrisy and his biting humor are on full display as he tackles topics ranging from the ostentatious displays of the privileged to the darker aspects of human nature. Even in the face of personal hardship, Swift maintains a lively and engaging tone, using his own experience with deafness as fodder for satirical commentary. This collection provides a glimpse into Swift's world, revealing his perspectives on the social and political landscape of his time.