
Poets of Nature 2
A Journey into the Heart of Earth Through Poetry
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Enjoy a deep woodland walk with these poets as your guide. Each poem has been carefully selected for its direct access to the heart of nature accompanied by the music of Beethoven, Debussy, and Grieg. This is the second book in this series.
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I was absolutely enchanted by these poems honoring our Mother Earth and written by some of the world’s greatest poets. I had never heard most of them and it was a delightful discovery. The Wood by Charlotte Bronte is hypnotizing read by Alison Larkin of Jane Austen fame and the D.H. Lawrence is mesmorizing. What impressed me is the music especially the Beethoven pastoral piano transcription accompanying Shelly’s dreamlike poem The Question. There are gems here on every track. If you don’t have easy access to nature these poems are the next best thing. I listened to them in the woods and it was like seeing nature for the first time! Highly recommended.
The great poets worship nature with their words
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Poems include:
1 Going for Water - Robert Frost
2 Spring Scatters Far and Wide - Dora Goodale
3 May - Dora Goodale
4 Summer Moods – John Clare
5 A Forest Hymn (abridged) – William Cullen Bryant.
6 from Women in Love – D.H. Lawrence
7 The Wild Common - D.H. Lawrence
8 Thoughts on Nature
9 The Question - Percy Bysshe Shelley
10 The Wood - Charlotte Bronte
11 Return to Nature -William Henry Davies
12 From Woodland Gleanings - Charles Tilt
13 The Mysterious Female – Taoist Text 8th century
14 I Am The Woods – Méi tiān'é 12th Century
A profound and healing listen
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The only good thing I can say is the readers do a nice job. But I can barely pay attention to them because of the dreadful background music.
A deeply disappointing sequel
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