Poems
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- First published
- 1901
- Pages
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Biography and Comment, part 1, by Norman Gale
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Biography and Comment, part 2, by Norman Gale
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Biography and Comment, part 3, by Norman Gale
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What is Life?
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Address to Plenty
15:50 -
Noon
4:32 -
The Universal Epitaph
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The Harvest Morning
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On an Infant's Grave
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To an April Daisy
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Summer Evening
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Patty
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Patty of the Vale
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My Love, Thou Art a Nosegay Sweet
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The Meeting
1:46 -
Effusion
3:22 -
Ballad
1:42 -
Song
1:14 -
The Gypsy's Camp
2:14 -
To the Clouds
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The Woodman
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Rural Evening
10:42 -
Rustic Fishing
6:00 -
June
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December
7:20 -
The Approach of Spring
7:02 -
To the Rural Muse
12:11 -
Summer Images
12:35 -
Autumn
7:37 -
The Vanities of Life
7:58 -
Thoughts in a Church-Yard
2:50 -
The Nightingale's Nest
6:55 -
To P****
2:04 -
A World for Love
2:22 -
Song
1:02 -
Love
2:45 -
Decay
4:47 -
Pastoral Fancies
4:59 -
The Autumn Robin
7:10 -
A Spring Morning
1:28 -
The Crab-tree
1:26 -
Winter
1:28 -
Old Poesy
1:22 -
'Tis Spring, my Love, 'tis Spring
1:45 -
Graves of Infants
1:44 -
Home Yearnings
1:52 -
Love Lives beyond the Tomb
1:07 -
My Early Home
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The Tell-tale Flowers
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To John Milton
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I am! Yet what I am
2:04
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About this book
Snow shaken from branches by startled crows, a robin beside a working woodman, and a family waiting for supper give John Clare's verse its particular texture. This collection gathers poems of country life, changing seasons, affection and loss. Its contents range from spring flowers and harvest mornings to thoughts in a churchyard, placing daily rural sights beside reflections on the course of a human life.
The winter passage follows outdoor labour into the warmth of a cottage. Clare notices the woodman's clothing, the bird he feeds, the children's chatter and the signs used to predict tomorrow's weather. These details make landscape part of a working household's experience. A biographical introduction also traces Clare's early schooling, paid work and growing appetite for books and rhyme.
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Book facts
- Author
- John Clare
- First published
- 1901
- Reading time
- About 2 hours
- Pages
- 158
- Language
- English
- Genre
- Poetry
- Formats
- PDF, EPUB, Read online, Audiobook
- Audio read by
- Lynda Marie Neilson, Bruce Kachuk, Kathleen Moore and others