The book "Tablets of the Law; and Adoration of the Magi" is a collection of poems by the famous Irish poet and thinker William Butler Yeats. In this collection, the author combines two cycles of poems, which are marked by the originality and depth of the themes. "Tablets of the Law" examines the themes of morality, justice and faith, exploring the human interaction with the divine. In turn, "Adoration of the Magi" reveals the images of the wise Magi who came to worship the newborn Christ, taking upon themselves the symbolic meaning of the search for spiritual truth. These Yeats poems are full of philosophical depth and the art of words. The author, as always, skilfully uses poetic language to embody eternal truths and inner searches of the human essence. The collection "Tablets of the Law; and Adoration of the Magi" impresses with its elegance and wisdom, transporting the reader to the world of poetry, where every word has meaning, and every poem has magical power.