Short Poetry Collection 179: Free Audiobook and Listening Guide

Short Poetry Collection 179, credited to Various, 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 Short Poetry Collection 179 by Various. This is a collection of 39 poems read by LibriVox volunteers for April 2018. It includes: Alms by Edna St. Vincent Millay, read by Winston Tharp The Altar by Edgar Lee Masters, read by Larry Wilson An April Song by George C. Michael, read by Tomas Peter Atavism by Cale Young Rice, read by AnnaLisa Bodtker Autumn by Grant H. Cole, read by VfkaBT The Band of Gideon by Joseph S. Cotter, Jr., read by Nemo The Burial of an Infant by Henry Vaughan, read by Craig Campbell Cassandra by Charles Mackay, read by Newgatenovelist The Childrens Crusade by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, read by April6090 The Crocuses by Frances E. W. Harper, read by Michele Fry The Dead by Rupert Brooke, read by Helen Z. Ferrara The Enkindled Spring by D. H. Lawrence, read by Phil Schempf The Exposed Nest by Robert Frost, read by Winston Tharp The Fairy Ball by Rose Fyleman, read by Sonia Faith by Henry Vaughan, read by Craig Campbell A Flower from Borrow's Grave by E. Peake, read by Sonia Intermezzo by Wallace Gould, read by VfkaBT La vie cérébrale by Robin Flower, read by Tomas Peter The Little Home Paper by Charles Hanson Towne, read by Colleen McMahon The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock by T. S. Eliot, read by John W. Michaels Man by Ronald Ross, read by Bruce Kachuk Moloch by Joseph S. Cotter, Jr., read by Nemo The night has a Thousand Eyes by Francis William Bourdillon, read by brianna Northern Seas by Mary Howitt, read by VfkaBT Ode on the Spring by Thomas Gray, read by Phil Schempf On the Monument of the Hon. Robert Digby, and of his Sister Mary, erected by their Father the Lord Digby in the church of Sherborne in Dorsetshire, 1727 by Alexander Pope, read by Sonia The Poet and the Political Economist by Charles Mackay, read by Newgatenovelist The Poppy by Francis Thompson, read by Scott Solum Quickness by Henry Vaughan, read by Craig Campbell Runner McGee by Edgar A. Guest, read by Colleen McMahon Sinfonia Eroica by Amy Levy, read by Tomas Peter Sonnet XCII by Anna Seward, read by Winston Tharp Spring, the sweet spring by Thomas Nashe, read by Phil Schempf Sunday Baseball by William F. Kirk, read by Larry Wilson Then I Would Love You by Joseph S. Cotter, Jr., read by Nemo The Three Angels by Ronald Ross, read by Bruce Kachuk The West Wind by John Masefield, read by Larry Wilson Wraths by Ronald Ross, read by Bruce Kachuk The Young Men's Petition to Their Employers by Charles Mackay, read by Newgatenovelist

Recording facts

• Recording title: Short Poetry Collection 179
• Author credits: Various
• Language: English
• Original MP3 tracks: 39
• Listed recording duration: 1:24:32

Catalogue topics

• poetry collection
• short poetry

Opening tracks: first 24 of 39

1. 01 - Alms — 1:45
2. 02 - The Altar — 2:34
3. 03 - An April Song — 1:55
4. 04 - Atavism — 1:27
5. 05 - Autumn — 0:49
6. 06 - The Band of Gideon — 2:10
7. 07 - The Burial of an Infant — 1:05
8. 08 - Cassandra — 3:52
9. 09 - The Childrens Crusade — 1:16
10. 10 - The Crocuses — 1:30
11. 11 - The Dead — 1:20
12. 12 - The Enkindled Spring — 1:16
13. 13 - The Exposed Nest — 2:12
14. 14 - The Fairy Ball — 0:59
15. 15 - Faith — 2:09
16. 16 - A Flower from Borrow's Grave — 1:16
17. 17 - Intermezzo — 1:58
18. 18 - La vie cérébrale — 2:15
19. 19 - The Little Home Paper — 2:05
20. 20 - The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock — 7:34
21. 21 - Man — 2:04
22. 22 - Moloch — 1:08
23. 23 - The night has a Thousand Eyes — 0:44
24. 24 - Northern Seas — 2:22

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