
Short Poetry Collection 276 by Various read by Various | Full Audio Book

Short Poetry Collection 276 by Various
Genre(s): Poetry
Read by: Arden, Theo Douglas, Phil Schempf, E. H. Blackmore, Newgatenovelist, Nick Autorina, Bruce Kachuk, Ike Sherr, Larry Wilson, Winston Tharp, mleigh, minneapolis, Public Domain Scholar, Cavaet in English
Chapters:
00:00:00 - 01 - Andrea Del Sarto
00:13:42 - 02 - Bleak Weather
00:15:24 - 03 - The Book of A Monk's Life
00:19:17 - 04 - Caliban upon Setebos
00:43:59 - 05 - A California Rain Song
00:45:06 - 06 - Casey at the Bat
00:49:40 - 07 - The Cataract of Lodore
00:53:17 - 08 - Cheer
00:55:02 - 09 - The Condor
00:56:11 - 10 - Evening Melody
00:57:53 - 11 - For Whom We Should Pray
00:59:25 - 12 - Grow Not Old
01:00:37 - 13 - Home and Love
01:02:12 - 14 - I Must Be Far
01:03:34 - 15 - Infection
01:04:17 - 16 - Little Feet
01:07:12 - 17 - Love
01:08:28 - 18 - A Meadow Tragedy
01:09:13 - 19 - My Mistress's Boots
01:11:17 - 20 - O Captain! My Captain!
01:13:25 - 21 - Ode to Memorial Day
01:15:46 - 22 - On Easter Day
01:17:10 - 23 - On Growing Old
01:19:17 - 24 - The Puzzled Census-Taker
01:20:55 - 25 - Reincarnation
01:22:40 - 26 - Sonnet II
01:23:41 - 27 - Sonnets on English Dramatic Poets
01:43:30 - 28 - To Sunnydale
01:45:02 - 29 - To What Shall I Compare Her?
01:46:10 - 30 - Wall Street at Night
01:47:02 - 31 - War is Kind
01:48:49 - 32 - Washington's Monument, February, 1885
01:50:40 - 33 - When We Two Parted
01:52:05 - 34 - Wishes
01:52:55 - 35 - With a Difference
01:54:03 - 36 - Wood Walk and Hymn
02:05:20 - 37 - You Will Not Come Again
This is a collection of 37 poems read in English by LibriVox volunteers during May 2026.
Video Summary
AI GeneratedThis collection of public domain poetry readings explores a vast spectrum of human experience, ranging from the technical struggles of Renaissance art and the cynicism of mythological deities to tributes for English literary giants. The works traverse themes of spiritual devotion, the irony of war, the resilience of love, and the poignant contrast between nature's cyclical rebirth and permanent human loss.
