Length1h 38m
About this audiobook
The collected verse of Viva Alice Dodge Whitney (1905–2003) — ninety-two poems of traditional rhyming verse written across a Vermont lifetime. Gathered in four sections — Words; What Means "Love"; An Invalid's Plea; and Tribute — her poems move through love and loss, snowstorms and seasons, gardens, faith, and family, with the plainspoken grace of a voice from another era. Compiled and published by her grandson, this collection preserves her work for a new generation of listeners.
This audiobook features digital voice narration. "A Note from Her Grandson" is written and voiced by Tim Whitney. A companion to the Whitney Genealogy by Fred Farnham Whitney. Runtime: 1 hour 38 minutes.
Audiobook details
GenrePoetry, Christian & Inspirational
Length1 hr 38 mins
Narrated byRecorded Track
FormatAudiobook
Publish dateJun 12, 2026
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Opening
8Section III: An Invalid's Plea — Part 1
2A Note from Her Grandson
9Section III: An Invalid's Plea — Part 2
3Section I: Words — Part 1
10Section III: An Invalid's Plea — Part 3
4Section I: Words — Part 2
11Section IV: Tribute — Part 1
5Section I: Words — Part 3
12Section IV: Tribute — Part 2
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6Section II: What Means "Love" — Part 1
13Closing: Camp Tamarack Notch
7Section II: What Means "Love" — Part 2
