Dome of Many-Coloured Glass
Amy Lowell
Play
Length 2 h
Chapters 69
First published 1916
This is a collection of lyrical poems, sonnets and verses for children by Amy Lowell.
"For quaint pictorial exactitude and bizarrerie of color these poems remind one of Flemish masters and Dutch tulip gardens; again, they are fine and fantastic, like Venetian glass; and they are all curiously flooded with the moonlight of dreams. . . . Miss Lowell has a remarkable gift of what one might call the dramatic-decorative. Her decorative imagery is intensely dramatic, and her dramatic pictures are in themselves vivid and fantastic decorations." (Richard Le Gallienne, 'New York Times Book Review', 1916)
Chapters
1
Before the Altar Read by Ken Masters 3:12
2
Suggested by the Cover of a Volume of Keats's Poems Read by Ken Masters 2:37
3
Apples of Hesperides Read by Rosslyn Carlyle 1:25
4
Azure and Gold Read by Rosslyn Carlyle 1:34
5
Petals Read by Rosslyn Carlyle 1:02
6
Venetian Glass Read by Ken Masters 1:41
7
Fatigue Read by Jennifer Dallman 1:16
8
A Japanese Wood-Carving Read by Ken Masters 3:28
9
A Little Song Read by Ken Masters 2:03
10
Behind a Wall Read by Rosslyn Carlyle 1:31
11
A Winter Ride Read by Rosslyn Carlyle 1:00
12
A Coloured Print by Shokei Read by Rosslyn Carlyle 1:31
13
Song Read by Anusha Iyer 1:56
14
The Fool Errant Read by Rosslyn Carlyle 4:46
15
The Green Bowl Read by Rosslyn Carlyle 1:14
16
Hora Stellatrix Read by Rosslyn Carlyle 1:08
17
Fragment Read by Anusha Iyer 0:56
18
Loon Point Read by Anusha Iyer 2:23
19
Summer Read by Anusha Iyer 3:20
20
'To-morrow to Fresh Woods and Pastures New' Read by Anusha Iyer 0:58
21
The Way Read by Rosslyn Carlyle 2:40
22
Diya Read by Rosslyn Carlyle 2:57
23
Roads Read by Rosslyn Carlyle 2:29
24
Teatro Bambino. Dublin, N. H. Read by Rosslyn Carlyle 2:45
25
The Road to Avignon Read by Rosslyn Carlyle 3:09
26
New York at Night Read by Rosslyn Carlyle 2:28
27
A Fairy Tale Read by Ian King 3:22
28
Crowned Read by Victoria Lexington 0:54
29
To Elizabeth Ward Perkins Read by Rosslyn Carlyle 1:54
30
The Promise of the Morning Star Read by Rosslyn Carlyle 1:32
31
J-K. Huysmans Read by Rosslyn Carlyle 2:41
32
March Evening Read by Rosslyn Carlyle 1:23
33
Leisure Read by Rosslyn Carlyle 1:10
34
On Carpaccio's Picture: The Dream of St. Ursula Read by Corinne Sampson 1:09
35
The Matrix Read by Rosslyn Carlyle 1:04
36
Monadnock in Early Spring Read by Rosslyn Carlyle 1:14
37
The Little Garden Read by Rosslyn Carlyle 1:09
38
To an Early Daffodil Read by Rosslyn Carlyle 1:13
39
Listening Read by CJ Plogue 1:07
40
The Lamp of Life Read by Greg Giordano 1:26
41
Hero-Worship Read by Greg Giordano 1:28
42
In Darkness Read by Greg Giordano 1:32
43
Before Dawn Read by CJ Plogue 1:05
44
The Poet Read by Greg Giordano 1:24
45
At Night Read by Jennifer Dallman 1:01
46
The Fruit Garden Path Read by Anusha Iyer 1:22
47
Mirage Read by Anusha Iyer 1:17
48
To a Friend Read by Ian King 1:07
49
A Fixed Idea Read by Anusha Iyer 1:16
50
Dreams Read by Ian King 1:08
51
Frankincense and Myrrh Read by Rosslyn Carlyle 1:18
52
From One Who Stays Read by Rosslyn Carlyle 1:14
53
Crepuscule du Matin Read by Corinne Sampson 1:13
54
Aftermath Read by Corinne Sampson 1:08
55
The End Read by Rosslyn Carlyle 1:15
56
The Starling Read by Rosslyn Carlyle 1:18
57
Market Day Read by Rosslyn Carlyle 1:09
58
Epitaph in a Church-Yard in Charleston, South Carolina Read by Corinne Sampson 1:20
59
Francis II, King of Naples Read by Rosslyn Carlyle 1:15
60
To John Keats Read by Ian King 1:13
61
THE BOSTON ATHENAEUM Read by Corinne Sampson 8:43
62
Sea Shell Read by Rosslyn Carlyle 0:43
63
Fringed Gentians Read by Rosslyn Carlyle 1:04
64
The Painted Ceiling Read by Jennifer Dallman 1:42
65
The Crescent Moon Read by Rosslyn Carlyle 1:00
66
Climbing Read by Rosslyn Carlyle 1:14
67
The Trout Read by Rosslyn Carlyle 0:57
68
Wind Read by Rosslyn Carlyle 1:34
69
The Pleiades Read by Rosslyn Carlyle 1:32
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