Forty-Two Poems: Free Audiobook and Listening Guide

Forty-Two Poems, credited to James Elroy Flecker, is available as a LibriVox volunteer audiobook. This guide identifies the recording, its source summary and its audio tracks.

About the work

The LibriVox catalogue summary, preserved with the recording, reads:

LibriVox recording of Forty-Two Poems by James Elroy Flecker. Read in English by Ian King; Peter Tucker; Steve C; Rosslyn Carlyle; Marina Tsung; Shakira Searle; Eric Metzler; Claudia Salto; Greg Giordano; Jordan Heron; Diana Majlinger; Joseph Schnebelen; Anusha Iyer; DomBombadil; Jill Clancy; Paul Cecchetti; Andrei Borissenko; Martin Geeson; Rob Baker; Chris Pyle This is a collection of poems by James Elroy Flecker. - Summary by Carolin

Recording facts

• Recording title: Forty-Two Poems
• Author credits: James Elroy Flecker
• Language: English
• Original MP3 tracks: 42
• Listed recording duration: 1:26:33

Opening tracks: first 24 of 42

1. 01 - To a Poet a thousand years hence — 1:50
2. 02 - Riouperoux — 0:56
3. 03 - The Town without a Market — 3:16
4. 04 - The Ballad of Camden Town — 2:20
5. 05 - Mignon — 1:27
6. 06 - Felo de se — 1:34
7. 07 - Tenebris Interlucentem — 0:58
8. 08 - Invitation to a young but learned friend . . . — 2:11
9. 09 - Ballad of the Londoner — 0:54
10. 10 - The First Sonnet of Bathrolaire — 1:21
11. 11 - The Second Sonnet of Bathrolaire — 1:19
12. 12 - The Masque of the Magi — 3:08
13. 13 - The Ballad of Hampstead Heath — 2:33
14. 14 - Litany to Satan — 3:15
15. 15 - The Translator and the Children — 1:07
16. 16 - Opportunity — 1:42
17. 17 - Destroyer of Ships, Men, Cities — 1:34
18. 18 - War Song of the Saracens — 1:55
19. 19 - Joseph and Mary — 2:07
20. 20 - No Coward's Song — 1:01
21. 21 - A Western Voyage — 1:53
22. 22 - Fountains — 0:46
23. 23 - The Welsh Sea — 0:59
24. 24 - Oxford Canal — 2:20

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