Cep's Poetry Notes

Cep's Poetry Notes

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Cep's Poetry Notes episodes

  • "On True and False Taste in Music"

    William Collins (1721-1759) expresses his strong opinions about what makes for good and bad music.



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    3 min
  • "In View of Death" and "Last Verses"

    Mortimer Collins (1827-1876) looks forward to heaven and appreciates the presence of God in life.



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    3 min
  • "An October Picture"

    Thomas Stephens Collier (1842-1893) describes the rich colors of autumn.



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    3 min
  • "Youth and Age"

    Samuel Taylor Coleridge (1772-1834) looks back at his youth and notes changes in old age.



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    3 min
  • "Address to Certain Gold-Fishes"

    Hartley Coleridge (1796-1849) looks at life in a glass bowl.



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    4 min
  • "Natura Naturans"

    Arthur Hugh Clough (1819-1861) fantasizes about a fellow train passenger.



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    7 min
  • "Words for Parting"

    Mary Clemmer (1839-1884) contemplates impending separation.



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    4 min
  • "Soldanella"

    Sarah D. Clark (19th C.) draws from a snowdrop plant in the Alps a broader lesson about ordinary people called to do great things.



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    5 min
  • "If You Love Me"

    Luella Clark (1832-1915) urges her suitor not to express love verbally, but through action.



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    3 min
  • "Dead Love"

    Phoebe Cary (1824-1871) compares past love to a corpse lying between the couple that killed it.



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    4 min

About Cep's Poetry Notes

From the publisher's feed

A daily selection from an obscure or famous poet with remarks.