A giant I and F flank the whole poem in a drift of gold dust

Rudyard Kipling (1865–1936) was a British author and Nobel laureate, best known for The Jungle Book and his poetry of endurance. His 1895 poem If —, addressed to his son, is one of the most widely recited poems in the English language: a compressed philosophy of stoic resilience and self-mastery. Rendered here in vintage narrow-vertical typography, it makes a quiet, lasting statement for any room.

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