Audiolibro: Love Poems by Famous Authors Love Poems by Famous Authors
1 - The Lay of the Last Minstrel
1. The Lay of the Last Minstrel 2. A Ditty by Sir Philip Sidney 3. On a Girdle by Edmund Waller 4. Love alters not by William Shakespeare 5. At the Church Gate by William Makepeace Thackeray 6. Britain's Ida by Edmund Spenser 7. Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare 8. To Celia by Ben Jonson 9. Why so Wan and Pale? by Sir John Suckling 10. A Ma Future by Edwin Arnold 11. Serenade by Thomas Hood 12. Ae Fond Kiss by Robert Burns 13. Highland Mary by Robert Burns 14. Come, Rest in this Bosom by Thomas Moore 15. She was a Phantom of Delight by William Wordsworth 16. She walks in Beauty by Lord Byron 17. Ruth by Thomas Hood 18. When we Two Parted by Lord Byron 19. To the Lady Hamilton by Hon. William Robert Spencer 20. Angel and Woman by Thomas Parnell 21. Immortality of Love by Robert Southey 22. From " The Angel in the House " by Coventry Patmore 23. A Red, Red Rose by Robert Burns 24. Drama by Percy Bysshe Shelley 25. The Indian Serenade by Percy Bysshe Shelley 26. To Lucasta, On going to the Wars by Richard Lovelace 27. Tis Sweet to think by Thomas Moore 28. The Evening Time by A.C.C. 29. Lines by William Wordsworth 30. Eros by Ralph Waldo Emerson 31. The Day-Dream by Alfred Tennyson 32. The Flower o' Dumblane by Robert Tannahill 33. When Sun are in the Quiet Skies by Edward Bulwer 34. I.ove's Thread of Gold by Jean Ingelow 35. Millais's "Huguenots " by London Spectator 36. Good-Night by Percy Bysshe Shelley 37. Hearts by Adelaide Anne Procter 38. A Heart for Every One by Charles Swain 39. I waited till the Twilight by Charles Swain 40. Rest from All the Year Round 41. Twin Stars Aloft by Charles Kingsley 42. Love took me softly by the Hand by Anonymous 43. Song, “Nay but you...” by Robert Browning 44. Song, “When Sparrows build...” by Jean Ingelow 45. Destiny by Edwin Arnold 46. Light by Francis W. Bourdillon 47. Cupid's Arrow by Eliza Cook 48. Two Lovers by George Eliot 49. The Low-backed Car by Samuel Lover 50. Come into the Garden, Maud by Alfred Tennyson 51. Sonnets by Christina G. Rossetti 52. Because by Adelaide Anne Procter 53. The Banks of Doon by Robert Burns 54. I Love My Jean by Robert Burns 55. A Valediction by Elizabeth Barrett Browning 56. A Chain by Adelaide Anne Procter 57. Love Wakes And Weeps by Sir Walter Scott 58. In Three Days by Robert Browning 59. The Bonnie Wee Thing by Robert Burns 60. Annie Laurie by Douglas of Finland 61. I'll Never Love Thee More by James Graham, Marquis of Montress 62. Rosalind's Madrigal by Thomas Lodge 63. Song, “Pack clouds away...” by Thomas Heywood 64. Song, “Ask me no more...” by Thomas Carew 65. The Passionate Shepherd to his Love by Christopher Marlowe 66. Move Eastward, Happy Earth by Alfred Tennyson 67. Serenade, “Now the toils of day are over...” by William Makepeace Thackeray 68. My Star by Robert Browning 69. When Thou Art Near Me by Lady John Scott 70. One Morning, Oh! So Early by Jean Ingelow 71. Before the Daybreak by Francis W. Bourdillon 72. A Warning by Adelaide Anne Procter 73. To Mary by William Makepeace Thackeray 74. The Invitation by Percy Bysshe Shelley 75. The Miller's Daughter by Alfred Tennyson 76. A Voice by the Cedar Tree by Alfred Tennyson 77. Divided by Jean Ingelow 78. A Bird-Song by Christina G. Rossetti and Untitled by Anonymous 79. To Althea, from Prison by Richard Lovelace 80. Song from the Princess by Alfred Tennyson 81. Song of the Violet by William Makepeace Thackeray 82. Love in a Life by Robert Browning 83. Love from Chambers' Journal 84. Life in a Love by Robert Browning 85. Not ours the Vows by Bernard Barton 86. For the Future by Adelaide Anne Procter 87. Comfort from “All The Year Round” 88. Seven Times Three. Love by Jean Ingelow 89. The Violet by Sir Walter Scott 90. Song, “In Love, if Love be Love...” by Alfred Tennyson 91. One Way of Love by Robert Browning 92. Switzerland by Matthew Arnold 93. Evelyn Hope by Robert Browning 94. Song, “Oh, say not, my Love...” by Sir Walter Scott 95. Wisteria from “All the Year Round” 96. Sonnet by Michael Angelo, translated by William Wordsworth 97. Married Lovers by Jean Ingelow 98. How Many Times by Thomas Lovell Beddoes 99. James Lee's Wife by Robert Browning 100. The Poet's Bridal-Day Song by Allan Cunninghom 101. My Lady Singing by Aubrey de Vere 102. Madrigal by Anonymous 103. York and Lancaster by Anonymous 104. Jeanie Morrison by William Motherwell 105. I Met Wi' Her I Luved Yestereen by William Motherwell 106. A Woman's Question by Adelaide Anne Procter 107. A Woman's Answer by Adelaide Anne Procter 108. True or False by Adelaide Anne Procter 109. I Saw Thee Weep by Lord Byron 110. Origin of Love by Lord Byron 111. The Dream by Lord Byron 112. Love by S. T. Coleridge 113. All for Love by Lord Byron 114. The Lost Love by William Wordsworth 115. “Shall I compare thee to a summer's day?” by William Shakespeare 116. “She is not fair to outward view” by H. Coleridge 117. “Music When Soft Voices Die” by P.B.Shelley 118. The True Beauty by T. Carew 119. To Dianeme by R. Herrick 120. “Go, lovely Rose” by E. Waller 121. Blind Love by William Shakespeare 122. “One word is too often profaned” by P.B.Shelley 123. Where Shall The Lover Rest by Sir W. Scott 124. A Birthday by Christina Georgiana Rossetti 125. From " The Winter's Tale" by William Shakespeare 126. Sonnets from the Portuguese by Elizabeth Barrett Browning 127. From " The Epithalamlum " by Edmund Spenser 128. A Complaint by William Wordsworth 129. To Anthea by Robert Herrick 130. Passages from " Paradise Lost " by John Milton 131. Song, “I prithee send me back my heart” by Sir John Suckling 132. A Match by Algernon Charles Swinburne 133. Lines by John Keats 134. If To Thy Heart I Were As Near by William Motherwell 135. Caeli by Francis W. Bourdillon 136. Gathered Roses by Francis W. Bourdillon 137. The Time I've Lost In Wooing by Thomas Moore 138. John Anderson, my Jo by Robert Burns 139. Faded Leaves by Matthew Arnold 140. Urania by Matthew Arnold 141. Sir Launcelot and Queen Guinevere by Tennyson 142. Guinevere by Tennyson 143. Altho' Thou Maun Never Be Mine by Robert Burns 144. Changes by Robert Bulwer Lytton 145. Two Loves by Adelaide Anne Procter 146. King and Slave by Adelaide Anne Procter 147. Love by Mrs. Browning 148. Fidelis by Adelaide Anne Procter 149. A Love Token by Adelaide Anne Procter 150. To Mary in Heaven by Robert Burns 151. Margaret Alone At Her Spinning-Wheel by Goethe 152. Margaret to Dolcino by Charles Kingsley 153. Dolcino to Margaret by Charles Kingsley 154. Love's Omnipresence by J. Sylvester 155. Inclusions by Mrs. Browning 156. Insufficiency by Mrs. Browning 157. Im Wunderschonen Mai by Heinrich Heine, translated by Sir Theodore Martin 158. Wenn Ich In Deine Augen Seh by Heinrich Heine, translated by Alma Strettell 159. “Thous lovest me not” by Heinrich Heine, translated by Mrs. Browning 160. Du Bist Wie Eime Blume by Heinrich Heine, translated by Kate Freiligrath Kroeker 161. Ad Finem by Heinrich Heine, translated by Mrs. Browning 162. Saphire Sind Die Augen Dein by Heinrich Heine, translated by Alma Strettell 163. Tristram and Iseult I by Matthew Arnold 164. Tristram and Iseult II by Matthew Arnold 165. Tristram and Iseult III by Matthew Arnold
Géneros de audiolibros Autor Descripción A collection of love poems, including the balcony scene from Romeo & Juliet, Tristram & Iseult, and selections from many authors including Lord Byron, Robert Burns, Robert Browning, Tennyson, and many more.
Roles in Romeo and Juliet, read by Librivox volunteers:Greg Giordano Irene Rubio Alan Mapstone
Roles in Tristram and Iseult I, read by Librivox volunteers:redrun Greg Giordano nighthawks
Roles in Tristram and Iseult II, read by Librivox volunteers:Redrun Greg Giordano Elyse Alan Mapstone stepheather
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