Bloemlezing uit Guido Gezelle's Gedichten

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Bloemlezing uit Guido Gezelle's Gedichten

by Guido Gezelle

NL·~1 hours·89 chapters

Chapters

89 total
1

BLOEMLEZING UIT GUIDO GEZELLE’S GEDICHTEN

0:39
2

INHOUD.

0:28
3

ONEIGENE.

0:51
4

HET SCHRIJVERKE. - (GYRINUS NATANS).

1:47
5

O ’T RUISCHEN VAN HET RANKE RIET.

1:47
6

HET MEEZENNESTJE.

0:44
7

DIEN AVOND EN DIE ROOZE. - AAN EUGENE VAN OYE.

1:03
8

KOM E’ KEER HIER. - AAN PIETER BUSSCHAERT VAN DAMME.

1:12
9

GEWIJDE KLOK.

0:57
10

O GULDEN HOOFD.

0:44

Description

This anthology gathers the lyrical heart of a 19th‑century Flemish poet, presenting his verses in the order of their original collections while offering gentle footnotes for the occasional archaic word. The poems celebrate the sweet cadence of the Dutch language, the hush of reeds swaying in the wind, and the quiet reverence that nature inspires. Readers will hear the rustle of tall grasses, the playful chatter of water, and the tender dialogue between soul and sky, all rendered in a voice that feels both intimate and timeless.

Beyond the obvious charms of melody and landscape, the selection hints at deeper currents of faith, personal reflection, and a yearning for authentic expression. The editor’s modest introductions invite listeners to linger on each image, making the work accessible without losing its subtle mystique. It’s an invitation to let the poet’s “sweet incense” fill the mind, offering a soothing retreat into the gentle rhythm of verse.

Details

Language

nl

Duration

~1 hours (98K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Jeroen van Luin and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at https://www.pgdp.net

Release date

2009-07-01

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

Subjects

About the author

Guido Gezelle

Guido Gezelle

1830–1899

A priest, teacher, and journalist as well as a poet, he helped shape modern Flemish literature with vivid language and a deep feel for the natural world. His work became a lasting part of Belgium’s cultural life and the Flemish revival of the 19th century.

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