The Miller and His Golden Dream

The Miller and His Golden Dream is a narrative poem by Eliza Lucy Leonard, written in the early 19th century. It tells the story of a miller named Whang, who, despite initially leading a humble and content life, succumbs to avarice, ultimately leading to his downfall. This children's poetry work explores themes of greed and contentment, making it a moral tale that highlights the consequences of excessive desire. The book is notable for its historical significance and preservation of early juvenile poetry.