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Short Poetry Collection 130 by VARIOUS read by Various | Full Audio Book
Short Poetry Collection 130 by VARIOUS ( - )
Genre(s): Poetry

Read by: Kasper, David Wales, Bellona Times, Winston Tharp, Craig Campbell, JennTH, Son of the Exiles, Little Tee, Andrea Coffee, Michael Armenta, Jeanie in English

Chapters:
00:00:00 - 01 - Adam's Curse
00:02:08 - 02 - Ballade of the Book-Hunter
00:04:07 - 03 - The Bee
00:08:19 - 04 - By The Sea
00:09:41 - 05 - Charles the Twelfth of Sweden Rides in the Ukraine
00:14:20 - 06 - The Child of Mercy
00:16:48 - 07 - The Dying Indian
00:21:26 - 08 - The Glorious Twelfth at Jindabye
00:30:52 - 09 - God Made This Day For Me
00:32:39 - 10 - The Little Hand
00:34:08 - 11 - Love Song
00:35:04 - 12 - People at Night
00:36:20 - 13 - The Phoenix and the Turtle
00:40:45 - 14 - The Poets of the Tomb
00:43:44 - 15 - Time, Real and Imaginary: An Allegory
00:44:44 - 16 - The Women of the West
00:47:35 - 17 - The Yellow Violet

This is a collection of 17 poems read by LibriVox volunteers for March 2014.

More information: http://librivox.org/short-poetry-collection-130/

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