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August 19, 2021Spirits of the Dead by Edgar Allan PoeWhat does it mean to be alone? Are the dead ever far from us? Or as Poe suggest, might we meet them in a lonely hour?2 minPlay
August 18, 2021Selections from William Blake’s-Songs of ExperienceGain insight from William Blake’s portrayal of experience and the grim realities of what life may be.4 minPlay
August 18, 2021The Mower’s Song by Andrew MarvellLove and loss, heartache from being cut down just as the grass2 minPlay
August 17, 2021To the Virgins, to Make Much of Time by Robert HerrickTime allows no one to wait, so savor life while it remains1 minPlay
August 17, 2021The Convergence of the Twain by Thomas HardyThe unknowable crossing of paths. Hardy explores the settings that led to tragedy.3 minPlay
August 16, 2021The Solitary Reaper by William WordsworthThe beauty of pastoral views and sounds. A celebration of tradition, connection to the land.2 minPlay
August 16, 2021The Sun Rising by John DonneWhat is the sun and what role does it serve? Donne offers several answers2 minPlay
August 11, 2021Strange Meeting by Wilfred OwenThe rotation of time, a brilliant war time poem, the horrors of the past returning in the present.3 minPlay
August 10, 2021War Sonnets by Rupert BrookeA collection of war poetry, offering a look at the various emotions of war brought about during WWI5 minPlay
August 10, 2021The Lake Isle of Innisfree by William Butler YeatsEscape to the beauty and serenity of Yeats secret island hide away. Innisfree offers a moment of peace and a promise of inner calm.1 minPlay