Ebb and Flow by George William Curtis read by Various | Full Audio Book

Ebb and Flow by George William Curtis (1824 - 1892)
Genre(s): Multi-version (Weekly and Fortnightly poetry)
Read by: Anita Hibbard, Algy Pug, Bruce Kachuk, Brize C, dc, Christine Lehman, David Lawrence, earlyryeser, Ihaepmexz, Garth Burton, jenno, Lee Ann Howlett, Larry Wilson, PaulClayton, Phil Schempf, Stacey Malcolm, ShrimpPhish in English
Chapters:
00:00:00 - 01 - Ebb and Flow - read by AH
00:01:12 - 02 - Ebb and Flow - read by ALP
00:02:20 - 03 - Ebb and Flow - read by BK
00:03:36 - 04 - Ebb and Flow - read by BLC
00:04:47 - 05 - Ebb and Flow - read by DC
00:05:54 - 06 - Ebb and Flow - read by CAL
00:07:07 - 07 - Ebb and Flow - read by DL
00:08:24 - 08 - Ebb and Flow - read by ER
00:09:24 - 09 - Ebb and Flow - read by FHE
00:10:22 - 10 - Ebb and Flow - read by GLN
00:11:39 - 11 - Ebb and Flow - read by JBW
00:12:43 - 12 - Ebb and Flow - read by LAH
00:13:54 - 13 - Ebb and Flow - read by LCW
00:15:15 - 14 - Ebb and Flow - read by PAC
00:16:21 - 15 - Ebb and Flow - read by PFS
00:17:28 - 16 - Ebb and Flow - read by SLM
00:18:25 - 17 - Ebb and Flow - read by SP
LibriVox volunteers bring you 17 recordings of Ebb and Flow by George William Curtis.This was the Weekly Poetry project for April 5, 2026. ------George William Curtis was an American writer, reformer, public speaker, and political activist. In 1862 George William Curtis delivered his 'Doctrine of Liberty' address to Phi Beta Kappa society at Harvard, on behalf of President Abraham Lincoln, who was encouraging support for the Emancipation Proclamation. In it, he laid out the intellectual foundations for the purpose of American education that would last another 30 years, and public schools, nearly 100 years. - Summary by Wikipedia
Video Summary
AI GeneratedThis transcript consists of multiple readings of the poem \"Eb and Flow\" by George William Curtis, recorded by various volunteers for LibriVox.org. The content focuses on the repetitive delivery of the same poetic text, exploring themes of dreaming, nature, and the internal rhythms of the human heart.
