
The Englishman and Other Poems
Immortal Words of Love and LossBy Ella Wheeler WilcoxLength38m
About this audiobook
In "The Englishman and Other Poems," Ella Wheeler Wilcox presents a collection that reflects her keen observations of society and the human condition during the late 19th century. Blending lyrical beauty with a conversational tone, Wilcox explores themes of love, patriotism, and the intricacies of human emotion. The verses, rich with vivid imagery and compelling narrative, embody the spirit of an era that craved both sentimentality and social commentary, revealing the poet's ability to bridge personal experience with broader societal truths. Ella Wheeler Wilcox, known for her optimistic worldview and belief in the power of positive thought, was a notable figure in the literary landscape of her time. Her background as a Midwestern woman who challenged literary conventions and societal norms speaks volumes about her motivations in crafting these poems. Her experiences with both triumph and hardship inform her work, allowing her to resonate with a diverse audience and cement her legacy as a pioneer of emotional verse. This collection is highly recommended for readers seeking insightful reflections on life and identity through poetry. Wilcox's ability to translate complex emotions into accessible language makes this work a significant addition to any poetry lover's library, inviting readers to ponder their own experiences alongside her timeless observations.
Audiobook details
GenrePoetry
Length38 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateMay 20, 2021
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1THE EARTH
19I
2I
20II
3II
21THE GOSSIPS
4THE MUSE AND THE POET
22TOGETHER
5THE DAWN
23PETITION
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6WORDS
24A WAFT OF PERFUME
7THE SPINSTER
25THE PLOUGH
8I
26GO PLANT A TREE
9II
27PAIN’S PURPOSE
10III
28MEMORY’S MANSION
11BROTHERHOOD
29OLD RHYTHM AND RHYME
12‘THE TAVERN OF LAST TIMES’ (AT BOX HILL, SURREY)
30ALL IN A COACH AND FOUR
13THE TWO AGES
31SONGS OF A COUNTRY HOME
14IF I WERE
32I
15WARNED
33II
16FORWARD
34III
17IN ENGLAND
35IV
18KARMA
36WORTHY THE NAME OF ‘SIR KNIGHT’