New York Nocturnes, and Other Poems
Charles G. D. Roberts
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Length 45 min
Chapters 32
First published 1898
This is a volume of poetry by Canadian poet and prose writer Sir Charles G.D. Roberts. This volume starts with a series of poems on New York City, and then includes some other poems on miscellaneous subjects. The poems of the "Father of Canadian Poetry" will be enjoyed by all modern listeners who are fans of New York. - Summary by Carolin
Chapters
1
The Ideal Read by Stefan Von Blon 2:00
2
In the Crowd Read by Stefan Von Blon 1:02
3
Night in a Down-town Street Read by Nemo 1:33
4
At the Railway Station Read by Nemo 1:32
5
Nocturnes of the Honeysuckle, I Read by Josh Kibbey 0:35
6
Nocturnes of the Honeysuckle, II Read by Josh Kibbey 0:48
7
My Garden Read by Josh Kibbey 1:27
8
Presence Read by Campbell Schelp 0:55
9
Twilight on Sixth Avenue Read by Nemo 1:15
10
The Street Lamps Read by Stefan Von Blon 0:50
11
In Darkness Read by Stefan Von Blon 0:48
12
In the Solitude of the City Read by Campbell Schelp 1:04
13
A Nocturne of Exile Read by Campbell Schelp 1:06
14
A Street Vigil Read by Maria Melodia Queri 1:20
15
A Nocturne of Trysting Read by Maria Melodia Queri 1:02
16
In a City Room Read by Maria Melodia Queri 0:59
17
A Nocturne of Consecration Read by Josh Kibbey 3:40
18
An Evening Communion Read by Josh Kibbey 1:06
19
Life and Art Read by Josh Kibbey 0:32
20
Beyond the Tops of Time Read by Josh Kibbey 2:53
21
Dream-Fellows Read by Nemo 3:17
22
The Atlantic Cable Read by Foon 1:26
23
When the Clover Blooms Again Read by Foon 1:03
24
At Tide Water Read by Foon 1:36
25
The Falling Leaves Read by Foon 0:56
26
Marjory Read by Foon 2:49
27
The Solitary Woodsman Read by Nemo 2:32
28
The Stirrup Cup Read by Foon 0:43
29
Ice Read by Foon 0:43
30
The Hermit Read by Nemo 1:34
31
'O Thou who bidd’st' Read by Stefan Von Blon 0:48
32
Ascription Read by Foon 1:26
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