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101 Poemas By Heart en voz de Ted Hughes 2003 |
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Macbeth - Song of the witches  |
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Sonnet 130 - My mistress eyes |
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Berowne´s soliloquoy from Love´s Labour´s lost |
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The Dirge in Cymbeline - Fear no more |
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Sonnet 73 - That time of year thou maist |
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Troilus and Cressida (excerpt) |
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Sonnet 116 - Let me not to the marriage of true minds |
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Sonnet 66 – Tired with all these |
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Sonnet 147 - My love is as a fever |
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Hamlet – To be or not to be |
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Sonnet 107 - Not mine own fears |
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Macbeth - tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow |
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The tempest – our revels now are ended |
| Alfred Tennyson |
The eagle |
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| A. E. Housman |
On Wenlock Edge |
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| Rudyard Kipling |
James I |
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The way thru the woods |
| Robert Frost |
The road not taken |
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Provide, provide |
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The runaway |
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Stopping by woods on a snowy evening |
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Neither out far nor in deep |
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Spring pools |
| W. H. Auden |
The fall of Rome |
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Stop all the clocks |
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Musee des Beaux Arts |
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Carry her over the water |
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This lunar beauty |
| Gerard Manley Hopkins |
Inversnaid |
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Spring and fall |
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The windhover |
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Binsey Poplars |
| W. B. Yeats |
He Hears The Cry Of The Sedge |
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Easter 1916 |
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Leda and the swans |
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Roger Casement |
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Death |
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The second coming |
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Come let us mock at the great |
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The only jealousy of Emer |
| T. S. Eliot |
Lines for an old man |
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Marina |
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La figlia che piange |
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Journey of the magi |
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Mister Appolinax |
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Death by water |
| Isabella Augusta (Lady Gregory) |
Donald Og |
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| William Wordsworth |
Westminster bridge |
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The solitary ripper |
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A slumber did my spirit seal |
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Tintern Abbey |
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A simplon pass |
| Alexander Pope |
Epistle to dr Arbuthnot |
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| Keith Douglas |
How to kill |
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| Wilfred Owen |
Anthem for doomed youth |
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Dulce et decorum est |
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Strange meeting |
| Edward Thomas |
The combe |
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| John Milton |
On the late masacre on Piedmont |
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| R. S. Thomas |
Here |
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| John Betjeman |
Meditation on the A30 |
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A subaltern love song |
| William Blake |
The tyger |
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Long John Brown and little Mary Bell |
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The smile |
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The sick rose |
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Auguries of innocence |
| John Keats |
On first looking into Chapman´s Homer |
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La belle dame sanz merci |
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To autumn |
| Percy Bysshe Shelley |
Ozymandias |
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| Emily Dickinson |
Like rain it sounded |
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There´s a certain slant of light |
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This world is not conclusion |
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A wind that rose |
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There came a wind like a bugle |
| Anon |
Mad Tom song |
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| Lewis Carroll |
Jabberwocky |
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| Andrew Young |
Field glasses |
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| Walter de la Mare |
An epitaph |
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| D. H. Lawrence |
Piano |
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| Samuel Taylor Coleridge |
Kubla Khan |
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| F. R. Higgins |
Song of the clatter bones |
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| Thomas Wyatt |
They flee from me |
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| John Crowe Ransom |
Blue girls |
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| John Donne |
The relic |
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Song |
| Dylan Thomas |
A refusal to mourn the death of a child |
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Poem in october |
| Ezra Pound |
The return |
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| Seamus Heaney |
The skunk |
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| William Ernest Henley |
Invictus |
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| William Elms |
Translated from a japanese poem |
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| Sylvia Plath |
Crossing the water |
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| Stevie Smith |
Not waving but drowning |
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| Philip Larkin |
Livings – 2 - |
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| John Crowe Ransom |
Winter remembered |
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Bells for John Whiteside´s daughter |
| Thomas Hardy |
Beeney Cliff |
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| Seamus Heaney reads Thomas Hardy |
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The Garden Seat Its former green is blue and thin And its once firm legs sink in and in Soon it will break down unaware Soon it will break down unaware At night when reddest flowers are black Those who once sat thereon come back Quite a row of them sitting there Quite a row of them sitting there With them the seat does not break down Nor winter freeze them, nor floods drown For they are as light as upper air They are as light as upper air! |
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| Seamus Heaney The Kaleidoscope and the Destroyer: What Good is Poetry? |
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The Darkling Thrush |
| Elizabeth Barrett Browning |
A musical instrument |
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