Short Poetry Collection 191: Free Audiobook and Listening Guide

Short Poetry Collection 191, 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

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LibriVox recording of Short Poetry Collection 191 by Various. This is a collection of 50 poems read in English by LibriVox volunteers for April 2019. It consists of: Allurement, by Margaret Steele Anderson Amoretti LXX: Fresh spring the herald of loves mighty king, by Edmund Spenser Analgesia, by Anonymous An April Aria, by George Parsons Lathrop As the Team's Head Brass, by Edward Thomas Aunt Helen, by T. S. Eliot Camomile Tea, by Katherine Mansfield Catarina to Camoens, by Elizabeth Barrett Browning The Conqueror Worm, by Edgar Allan Poe Consolation of the Night, by Karl Johann Philipp Spitta Down by the Sea, by Rebecca Ruter Springer A Dream, by William Allingham Easter Wings, by George Herbert Germany 1815, by Heinrich Heine Gone, by Adam Lindsay Gordon Huswifery, by Edward Taylor An Irish Airman foresees his Death, by William Butler Yeats Kitty Fisher's Jig, by Horace Walpole Lay dis body down, by Anonymous Locksley Hall, by Alfred, Lord Tennyson Locksley Hall Sixty Years After, by Alfred, Lord Tennyson Reply to Locksley Hall Sixty Years After, by Barton Lomax Pittman Love's Language, by Ella Wheeler Wilcox Lyric LXXIV, by Sappho Lyric LXXVII, by Sappho Lyric LXXVIII, by Sappho The Meeting, by Katherine Mansfield Milk For The Cat, by Harold Monro In the Orchard, by Algernon Charles Swinburne O Solitude! if I must with thee dwell, by John Keats Over the land is April, by Robert Louis Stevenson The Owlet, by Madison Cawein The Paradox, by Paul Laurence Dunbar A Perpetual Sabbath, by Joseph von Eichendorff A Prayer in Spring, by Robert Frost The Prophet, by Alexander Pushkin Renascence, by Edna St. Vincent Millay Sonnet I, by John Wilson Sonnet II, by John Wilson Sonnet III, by John Wilson Spring Wind in London, by Katherine Mansfield Because I Could Not Stop For Death, by Emily Dickinson Tien ta foi, by William Cowper Brann The Tyger, by William Blake A Voice on the Wind, by Madison Cawein War Is A Crime, by Albius Tibullus Wild Nights! Wild Nights!, by Emily Dickinson The Winter's Spring, by John Clare A Word, by G. K. Chesterton Written in March, by William Wordsworth

Recording facts

• Recording title: Short Poetry Collection 191
• Author credits: Various
• Language: English
• Original MP3 tracks: 50
• Listed recording duration: 2:34:51

Catalogue topics

• poetry collection
• short poetry
• long poetry

Opening tracks: first 24 of 50

1. 01 - Allurement — 1:13
2. 02 - Amoretti LXX: Fresh spring the herald of loves mighty king — 1:19
3. 03 - Analgesia — 1:49
4. 04 - An April Aria — 1:26
5. 05 - As the Team's Head Brass — 2:33
6. 06 - Aunt Helen — 2:01
7. 07 - Camomile Tea — 1:31
8. 08 - Catarina to Camoens — 8:25
9. 09 - The Conqueror Worm — 3:23
10. 10 - Consolation of the Night — 1:00
11. 11 - Down by the Sea — 3:17
12. 12 - A Dream — 2:16
13. 13 - Easter Wings — 1:08
14. 14 - Germany 1815 — 4:54
15. 15 - Gone — 4:40
16. 16 - Huswifery — 1:15
17. 17 - An Irish Airman foresees his Death — 1:15
18. 18 - Kitty Fisher's Jig — 1:36
19. 19 - Lay dis body down — 0:56
20. 20 - Locksley Hall — 14:23
21. 21 - Locksley Hall Sixty Years After — 21:39
22. 22 - Reply to Locksley Hall Sixty Years After — 6:05
23. 23 - Love's Language — 2:47
24. 24 - Lyric LXXIV — 0:38

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