Poems: Third Series by Emily Dickinson read by Various Part 1/2 | Full Audio Book
Poems: Third Series by Emily Dickinson (1830 - 1886)
Genre(s): Single author
Read by: Rapunzelina, Rebecca Joanne Currie, AliceStein, Brize C, nighthawks, Larry Wilson, Jane Doe, Alan Mapstone, emmaweigham, dlzaragoza, rlgreenjr, Daniel Badger, calliepooky, JBarkley, proboomer, Bruce Kachuk, evieperry, WanderingWalker, Stacey Malcolm, Anthony Will, Dar'Keith Lofton, Rosenfinken, Public Domain Scholar, Katherine Hust, Helen Cole, Phil Schempf, czandra, PaulGrancio in English
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Chapters:
00:00:00 - 0 - Preface
00:02:34 - 1 - REAL RICHES.
00:03:14 - 2 - SUPERIORITY TO FATE.
00:03:47 - 3 - HOPE.
00:04:35 - 4 - FORBIDDEN FRUIT. I.
00:05:11 - 5 - FORBIDDEN FRUIT. II.
00:05:54 - 6 - A WORD.
00:06:26 - 7 - To venerate the simple days
00:07:09 - 8 - LIFE'S TRADES.
00:07:47 - 9 - Drowning is not so pitiful
00:08:49 - 10 - How still the bells in steeples stand
00:09:22 - 11 - If the foolish call them 'flowers'
00:10:31 - 12 - A SYLLABLE.
00:10:57 - 13 - PARTING.
00:11:36 - 14 - ASPIRATION.
00:12:13 - 15 - THE INEVITABLE.
00:13:03 - 16 - A BOOK.
00:13:42 - 17 - Who has not found the heaven below
00:14:21 - 18 - A PORTRAIT.
00:15:07 - 19 - I HAD A GUINEA GOLDEN.
00:17:11 - 20 - SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
00:18:02 - 21 - Few get enough, — enough is one
00:18:39 - 22 - Upon the gallows hung a wretch
00:19:32 - 23 - THE LOST THOUGHT
00:20:15 - 24 - RETICENCE
00:21:07 - 25 - WITH FLOWERS.
00:21:46 - 26 - The farthest thunder that I heard
00:23:01 - 27 - On the bleakness of my lot
00:23:47 - 28 - CONTRAST.
00:24:26 - 29 - FRIENDS.
00:24:56 - 30 - FIRE.
00:25:30 - 31 - A MAN.
00:26:21 - 32 - VENTURES.
00:27:01 - 33 - GRIEFS.
00:29:02 - 34 - I have a king who does not speak
00:30:32 - 35 - DISENCHANTMENT.
00:31:08 - 36 - LOST FAITH.
00:31:43 - 37 - LOST JOY.
00:32:20 - 38 - I worked for chaff, and earning wheat
00:32:53 - 39 - Life, and Death, and Giants
00:33:40 - 40 - XL. ALPINE GLOW.
00:34:32 - 41 - XLI. REMEMBRANCE.
00:35:21 - 42 - XLII. [To hang our head ostensibly]
00:36:14 - 43 - XLIII. THE BRAIN.
00:37:01 - 44 - XLIV. [The bone that has no marrow]
00:38:03 - 45 - XLV. THE PAST.
00:38:47 - 46 - XLVI. [To help our bleaker parts]
00:39:16 - 47 - XLVII. [What soft, cherubic creatures]
00:40:06 - 48 - XLVIII. DESIRE.
00:40:50 - 49 - XLIX. PHILOSOPHY.
00:41:17 - 50 - L. POWER.
00:41:53 - 51 - LI. [A modest lot, a fame petite]
00:42:32 - 52 - LII. [Is bliss, then, such abyss]
00:43:23 - 53 - LIII. EXPERIENCE.
00:44:08 - 54 - LIV. THANKSGIVING DAY.
00:45:08 - 55 - LV. CHILDISH GRIEFS.
00:45:49 - 56 - I. CONSECRATION.
00:46:26 - 57 - II. LOVE'S HUMILITY.
00:47:15 - 58 - III. LOVE.
00:47:45 - 59 - IV. SATISFIED.
00:49:03 - 60 - V. WITH A FLOWER.
00:49:49 - 61 - VI. SONG.
00:50:38 - 62 - VII. LOYALTY.
00:51:26 - 63 - VIII. [To lose thee, sweeter than to gain]
00:52:10 - 64 - IX. [Poor little heart]
00:53:00 - 65 - X. FORGOTTEN.
00:54:04 - 66 - XI. [I've got an arrow here]
00:54:44 - 67 - XII. THE MASTER.
00:55:33 - 68 - XIII. [Heart, we will forget him]
00:56:09 - 69 - XIV. [Father, I bring thee not myself]
00:56:48 - 70 - XV. [We outgrow love like other things]
00:57:21 - 71 - XVI. [Not with a club the heart is broken]
00:58:05 - 72 - XVII. WHO?
00:58:41 - 73 - XVIII. [He touched me, so I live to know]
00:59:54 - 74 - XIX. DREAMS.
01:00:31 - 75 - XX. NUMEN LUMEN.
01:01:50 - 76 - XXI. LONGING.
01:03:06 - 77 - XXII. WEDDED.
01:03:42 - 78 - I. NATURE'S CHANGES.
01:04:43 - 79 - II. THE TULIP.
01:05:16 - 80 - III. [A light exists in spring]
01:06:29 - 81 - IV. THE WAKING YEAR.
01:07:36 - 82 - V. TO MARCH.
01:09:10 - 83 - VI. MARCH.
01:10:05 - 84 - VII. DAWN.
01:10:33 - 85 - VIII. [A murmur in the trees to note]
01:11:53 - 86 - IX. [Morning is the place for dew]
01:12:23 - 87 - X. [To my quick ear the leaves conferred]
01:13:07 - 88 - XI. A ROSE.
01:13:42 - 89 - XII. [High from the earth I heard a bird]
01:15:13 - 90 - XIII. COBWEBS.
01:15:59 - 91 - XIV. A WELL.
01:17:43 - 92 - XV. [To make a prairie it takes a clover and one bee]
01:18:19 - 93 - XVI. THE WIND.
01:19:04 - 94 - XVII. [A dew sufficed itself]
01:19:56 - 95 - XVIII. THE WOODPECKER.
01:20:22 - 96 - XIX. A SNAKE.
01:20:56 - 97 - XX. [Could I but ride indefinite]
01:21:53 - 98 - XXI. THE MOON.
01:22:54 - 99 - XXII. THE BAT.
This volume of poems contains the Third series of Dickinson's complete poetry:I. Life, consisting of 55 poems,II. Love, consisting of 22 poems,III. Nature, consisting of 29 poems, andIV. Time and Eternity, consisting of 59 poems.