Hello once again my lovely listeners. For this episode, I have chosen some of my favorite pieces from the works of William Ernest Henley. After reading one of his poems last month, I decided to dive a little deeper into the works of this great poet. I hope you all enjoy this month's episode.

Memento Mori,

The Narrator

Here we have today The Road Not Taken by Robert Frost, and Invictus by William Ernest Henley. I know this is a shorter episode however I and confident you will still enjoy it. This time of year can prove busy for many people, so hopefully, this grants you some short respite. Take a breath, and remember that you are in control of the time you have, use it to make both yourself and the world a better place. If there is just one thing to be learned from our mortality, it is that mortality is what makes things beautiful.

Until next my lovely listeners, Memento Mori,

The Narrator.

Hello once again my lovely listeners. I hope you enjoy this month's episode of Memento Mori Entertainment Presents. This month we have a favorite of mine, so I hope you enjoy it as much as I do. I will keep this message short, as this is a very busy time for your Narrator, so until next time, never stop carrying on. The journey is not over yet, so keep exploring my lovely listeners, and as always...

Memento Mori,

The Narrator

Now that we have explored the works of Poe now for about a year now, I feel like it is time to sum up what we have experienced thus far once again. This is to be the final Poe Collection that we will have as now it is time for us to explore new horizons and tales of madness and the macabre. 

Thank you as always for listening, my lovely listeners.

Until next time, Memento Mori,

The Narrator.

Spirits of the Dead by Edgar Allan Poe, and Ozymandias by Percy Bysshe Shelley

I hope you all enjoy this episode. Please forgive the shortness of this month's special. Life has a way of deterring the best of intentions. Please enjoy, and I look forward to seeing you all next time.

Memento Mori,

The Narrator

Hello again my lovely listeners. I want to wish you all a very Merry Christmas and a truly Happy Holidays. My gift to all of you is a rather long episode of a classic tale from our friend Edgar Allan Poe. We have covered many works from him, and I have a feeling there are yet more tales of his that I want to share with all of you.

This year has been my first, and it could still be my last. However, with the hope that my time is not yet running out, I look forward to continuing to share stories with you all and being your narrator. The gift I have gotten this Christmas is being able to spend these last months with all of you. Thank you so much for listening. If you have been here since the beginning, thank you for sticking by my side. You all mean so much to me, my lovely listeners. I hope to see you all in the next year, as we all continue through this life of ours, making the best of our time.

Until next time my lovely listeners, memento mori.

Eternally yours,

The Narrator

Holy Sonnets: Death, be not proud by John Donne/I Heard a Fly Buzz When I Died by Emily Dickinson

I hope you all enjoy this shorter than the average episode. The combination of the holidays along with the plague has made the making of this episode difficult. Regardless! Please enjoy, and stay tuned for the 25th of this month for a special Christmas gift.

Until then,

The Narrator

I hope you enjoy this episode. While it is shorter than normal, I wanted to choose what went into this episode carefully. Today is an important day to me when it comes to remembering death. So take some time to remember that we all will die one day. So take some time and reflect and as always, make the most of the time you have left.

Memento Mori my lovely listeners.

~The Narrator

Happy Halloween my lovely listeners. Enjoy this melancholy and haunting special to add a lovely ambience to your Halloween. I had a lot of fun making this special for you, (as I am sure you will be able to tell). So please enjoy and I will see you next month.

Memento Mori,

The Narriator

For this episode, there are three poems I have brought to you, A Dream Within a Dream, The Sleeper, and The Conqueror Worm. I hope you enjoy this episode, I am really enjoying reading the works of Poe, especially his poetry. As always I hope you are too, and stay tuned this Halloween for a special episode of MME Presents!

Until next time,

Memento Mori