
COLLECTED POEMS - BY - ALFRED NOYES - VOLUME ONE
THE LOOM OF YEARS
IN THE HEART OF THE WOODS
ART - (IMITATED FROM DE BANVILLE AND GAUTIER)
TRIOLET
A TRIPLE BALLAD OF OLD JAPAN
THE SYMBOLIST
HAUNTED IN OLD JAPAN
NECROMANCY - (AFTER THE PROSE OF BAUDELAIRE)
THE MYSTIC
The verses in this collection pulse with a timeless reverence for nature, memory, and the unseen threads that bind us all. From the shimmering hush of star‑lit seas to the quiet breath of winter forests, the poet weaves images of birds, blossoms, and ancient looms into meditations on hope, loss, and the relentless flow of years. Each piece invites listeners to linger in the soft cadence of language, feeling the intertwining of heartbeats and wind as if they were part of a single, living tapestry.
Interspersed with lyrical explorations of love, mortality, and the mystery of the woods, the poems balance delicate melancholy with moments of fierce, radiant affirmation. The language is richly musical, echoing the rhythmic sway of a shuttle through a loom, while still remaining accessible enough to resonate deeply with modern ears. This volume offers an immersive auditory journey, encouraging listeners to discover their own reflections within its verses.
Language
en
Duration
~10 hours (598K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
2009-11-19
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
Subjects

1880–1958
Best known for the vivid ballad "The Highwayman," this English poet wrote with a storyteller’s energy and a strong sense of rhythm. His work ranged from dramatic narrative poems to longer reflective writing, helping make him a popular literary voice in the early 20th century.
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