Ode to a Mockingbird

Let's read some Robert Frost set to the music of some crickets.

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Let's read Book l of John Milton's epic poem Paradise Lost on a story seaside.

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Let's sit in a sunny meadow under a shade tree and read from Leaves of Grass by Walt Whitman.

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Let's sit out of the rain and read a John Keats poem.

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Let's take a seat in the living room and read some William Wordsworth while the thunderstorm passes.

In this episode, let's go sit on the back porch on a windy evening at the edge of the woods.

Let's go sit out in the gazebo on a drizzly spring day and read some Burns.

Let's go sit by the creek and listen to tales of Mole and Ratty messing about in boats.

Let's sit in out in the hammock on the front porch on a rainy spring afternoon and read some sonnets by William Shakespeare.

Emily is probably best known for Wuthering Heights, but in this episode we'll read some of her poems by the fire in a snug little cottage in the hill counry, while a winter storm rages outside.