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Poems of Emile Verhaeren

Poems of Emile Verhaeren

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Number of Chapters: 17

Length: 01 hour and 18 minutes

Language: English

A selection of poems from Belgian symbolist poet Émile Verhaeren, translated from French by Alma Strettell. Most of the poems selected are from 'Les Villages Illusoires' (1895) and are rooted in Verhaeren's observations of the everyday life and landscapes of his native Flanders. The selection also includes extracts from 'Les Heures Claires', a love poem for his wife (recorded in full for Librivox as 'The Sunlit Hours'), and poems from the earlier and later volumes, Les Apparus dans mes Chemins' (1891) and 'La Multiple Splendeur' (1906). - Summary by Philip Benson

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Introduction (Phil Benson)
From 'Les Villages Illusoires': Rain (Phil Benson)
The Ferryman (Phil Benson)
The Silence (Phil Benson)
The Bell-Ringer (Phil Benson)
The Snow (Phil Benson)
The Grave-Digger (Phil Benson)
The Wind (Phil Benson)
The Fishermen (Phil Benson)
The Rope-Maker (Phil Benson)
From 'Les Heures Claires' (Phil Benson)
From 'Les Apparus dans mes Chemins': St George (Phil Benson)
The Gardens (Phil Benson)
She of the Garden (Phil Benson)
From 'La Multiple Splendeur': The Glory of the Heavens (Phil Benson)
Life (Phil Benson)
Joy (Phil Benson)
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