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Ode 7

LibriVox volunteers bring you 19 recordings of Ode 7 by Anacreon, translated by Sir Thomas Moore.
This was the Weekly Poetry project for August 14, 2022.
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The more things change, the more they stay the same. Written sometime around 500 BC, this little poem expresses the desire to live life to the fullest with the time one has left. Here's to gray (or lack of) hair and the autumn of one's life!
- Summary by TriciaG

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Ode 7 - Read by AG (Andrew Gaunce)
Ode 7 - Read by BC (Brize C)
Ode 7 - Read by BK (Bruce Kachuk)
Ode 7 - Read by DL (David Lawrence)
Ode 7 - Read by IK (Inkell)
Ode 7 - Read by JCE (James Escareno)
Ode 7 - Read by KLA (Kerry Adams)
Ode 7 - Read by KS (KevinS)
Ode 7 - Read by LAH (Lee Ann Howlett)
Ode 7 - Read by LB (Laurie Banza)
Ode 7 - Read by LCW (Larry Wilson)
Ode 7 - Read by LHM (L.H.Merry)
Ode 7 - Read by MEB (Michael Broomhill)
Ode 7 - Read by N (Nidra)
Ode 7 - Read by NJL (Nicole J. LeBoeuf)
Ode 7 - Read by PR (Patrick Randall)
Ode 7 - Read by RJE (Rebecca Estep)
Ode 7 - Read by TLB (ToriBee)
Ode 7 - Read by WA (Winnifred Assmann)
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