Poems of Oscar Wilde
Oscar Wilde
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Length 4 h 26 min
Chapters 73
First published 1906
Complied by Thomas B. Mosher and released in 1906, this collection contains nearly every poem published by Oscar Wilde during his lifetime. From his Oxford undergrad days, through his rise to fame and scandal, all the way to his death, we witness an iconic author's evolution.
This work is derived from Wilde's first published piece, the 1878 Newdigate Prize-winning Ravenna, his 1881 poetry collection, and verses found in literary magazines and other publications.
- Summary by Mary Kay
Chapters
1
Dedication Read by Tomas Peter 0:51
2
Hélas! Read by Lian Pang 1:05
3
Sonnet to Liberty Read by Lian Pang 1:07
4
Ave Imperatrix Read by Tomas Peter 5:55
5
To Milton Read by Lian Pang 1:03
6
Louis Napoleon Read by Tomas Peter 1:10
7
Sonnet on the Massacre of the Christians in Bulgaria Read by Lian Pang 1:11
8
Quantum Mutata Read by Lian Pang 0:58
9
Libertatus Sacra Fames Read by Lian Pang 1:05
10
Theoretikos Read by Tomas Peter 1:07
11
The Garden of Eros Read by Lian Pang 16:04
12
Requiescat Read by Tomas Peter 1:09
13
Sonnet on Approaching Italy Read by Tomas Peter 1:08
14
San Miniato Read by Lian Pang 1:03
15
Ave Maria Plena Gratia Read by Tomas Peter 1:03
16
Italia Read by Lian Pang 1:09
17
Sonnet Written in Holy Week at Genoa Read by Tomas Peter 1:08
18
Rome Unvisited Read by Tomas Peter 2:50
19
Urbs Sacra Aeterna Read by Tomas Peter 1:03
20
Sonnet on Hearing the Dies Irae Sung in the Sistine Chapel Read by Tomas Peter 1:08
21
Easter Day Read by Lian Pang 1:05
22
E Tenebris Read by Lian Pang 1:11
23
Vita Nuova Read by Lian Pang 1:12
24
Madonna Mia Read by Tomas Peter 1:07
25
The New Helen Read by Tomas Peter 5:42
26
The Burden of Itys Read by Tomas Peter 18:54
27
Impression du Matin Read by Lian Pang 1:08
28
Magdalen Walks Read by Lian Pang 1:43
29
Athanasia Read by Tomas Peter 3:17
30
Serenade Read by Lian Pang 2:02
31
Endymion Read by Tomas Peter 2:14
32
La Bella Donna Della Mia Mente Read by Lian Pang 1:45
33
Chanson Read by Lian Pang 1:02
34
Charmides Read by Lian Pang and 1 other 36:25
35
Impressions I: Les Silhouettes Read by Lian Pang 0:54
36
Impressions II: La Fuite de la Lune Read by Lian Pang 0:53
37
The Grave of Keats Read by Tomas Peter 1:13
38
Theocritus: A Villanelle Read by Lian Pang 1:06
39
In the Gold Room: A Harmony Read by Tomas Peter 1:18
40
Ballade de Marguerite Read by Tomas Peter 2:35
41
The Dole of the King's Daughter Read by Tomas Peter 1:43
42
Amor Intellectualis Read by Tomas Peter 1:04
43
Santa Decca Read by Tomas Peter 1:07
44
A Vision Read by Tomas Peter 1:12
45
Impression du Voyage Read by Tomas Peter 1:06
46
The Grave of Shelley Read by Tomas Peter 1:11
47
By the Arno Read by Lian Pang 1:27
48
Fabien dei Franchi Read by Lian Pang 1:13
49
Phèdre Read by Lian Pang 1:07
50
Portia Read by Tomas Peter 0:59
51
Queen Henrietta Maria Read by Tomas Peter 1:09
52
Camma Read by Tomas Peter 1:04
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Panthea Read by Tomas Peter 10:18
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Impression: Le Reveillon Read by Lian Pang 0:51
55
At Verona Read by Tomas Peter 1:04
56
Apologia Read by Tomas Peter 2:10
57
Quia Multum Amavi Read by Tomas Peter 1:10
58
Silentium Amoris Read by Lian Pang 1:18
59
Her Voice Read by Lian Pang 2:03
60
My Voice Read by Tomas Peter 0:58
61
Taedium Vitae Read by Tomas Peter 1:09
62
Humanitad Read by Lian Pang 26:09
63
Flower of Love Read by Lian Pang 3:38
64
The Sphinx Read by Lian Pang and 1 other 15:10
65
The Ballad of Reading Jail Read by Tomas Peter 27:15
66
Le Jardin des Tuileries Read by Lian Pang 1:14
67
With a Copy of "A House of Pomegranates" Read by Lian Pang 0:38
68
The True Knowledge Read by Tomas Peter 0:54
69
On the Recent Sale by Auction of Keats' Love Letters Read by Lian Pang 1:08
70
The New Remorse Read by Lian Pang 1:03
71
The Harlot's House Read by Lian Pang 1:46
72
Under the Balcony Read by Tomas Peter 1:57
73
Wasted Days Read by Lian Pang 1:24
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