This is a fortnightly poetic reading in November 2021. If you enjoy what you hear, please go over to www.poeticalfragments.com to read more. 

A meditation on the warmer seasons of the year.

These are the poems for the month of November 2021. If you enjoy what you hear, please go over to www.poeticalfragments.com to read more.

1. Time's Rush
2. Dead Poets
3. Lone Bodies
4. Consolations

This is a fortnightly poetic reading in February 2022. If you enjoy what you hear, please go over to www.poeticalfragments.com to read more. 

A poem by George Herbert, one of the greatest poets of piety.

These are the poems for the month of October 2021. If you enjoy what you hear, please go over to www.poeticalfragments.com to read more.
1. 'The Course of Waters'
2. 'Tragedy'
3. 'Mourning Song'
4. 'Desert's Death'

This is a fortnightly poetic reading in November 2021. If you enjoy what you hear, please go over to www.poeticalfragments.com to read more. 

This is a fortnightly poetic reading in October 2021. If you enjoy what you hear, please go over to www.poeticalfragments.com to read more. 

The second reading from C.S. Lewis' 'Spirits in Bondage.'

These are the poems for the month of September 2021. If you enjoy what you hear, please go over to www.poeticalfragments.com to read more.
1. The Nightmare's Voice
2. Somber Eve
3. Revere
4. Mess

This is a fortnightly poetic reading in September 2021. If you enjoy what you hear, please go over to www.poeticalfragments.com to read more. 

This is a fortnightly essay reading from September 2021. If you enjoy what you hear, please go over to www.poeticalfragments.com to read more. 

An essay about the relationship between myth and theology.

This is a fortnightly poetic reading in September 2021. If you enjoy what you hear, please go over to www.poeticalfragments.com to read more. 

The first poem that makes up Spirits in Bondage, published in 1919 by C.S. Lewis. This poem cycle is rather rich to read through and is too unknown by those who might like much of Lewis's other work. I intend to read through the entirety of this work over the next few months when I record these poems fortnightly.