Librivox Weekly Poems

Oops, I fell behind on my posting (but not my recording!). Sorry! Here they both are. Frankly I didn’t care for “The Maid’s Lament,” but “After A Night of Rain” was interesting to me because I love Fall, but clearly Madison Cawein does not. 😉

“The Maid’s Lament” by Walter Savage Landor

“After A Night of Rain” by Madison Cawein

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Librivox Weekly Poem: “Walking Up A Hill At Dawn”

A short one, but good – the last line sings to me of the best things about relationships. ❤

“Walking Up A Hill At Dawn” by Edward Powys Mathers.

Librivox Weekly Poem: “A Photograph”

I know it says it’s a photograph, but I picture it as an old-school painted portrait. Makes it a bit creepier. 😉

“A Photograph” by John Charles McNeill

Librivox Weekly Poem: “The Grass”

I’m not terribly well-read when it comes to poetry, so it’s nice recognizing a poet’s name. 😉

“The Grass” by Emily Dickinson

Librivox Weekly Poem: “The Lifting of the Mist”

I liked the kinda Shakespearean fae making these mists. It’s a very pretty poem. 🙂

“The Lifting of the Mist” by E. Pauline Johnson

Librivox Weekly Poem: “Binsey Poplars”

This one was a tongue twister. 😉

“Binsey Poplars” by Gerard Manley Hopkins.

Librivox Weekly Poem: “Our Mat”

New weekly poem! “Our Mat” by Andrew Barton Paterson.