Hazel bloom

audiobook

Hazel bloom

by Julia Carter Aldrich

EN·~2 hours·89 chapters

Chapters

89 total

INDEX.

1:50

HAZEL BLOOM - The Weaver.

1:08

Mystery.

2:23

In Childhood’s Years.

0:33

In the City of Suffering.

2:07

Heliotrope.

1:14

Constancy.

1:42

Estranged.

2:02

My Inkstand.

0:26

History of One Life.

0:13

Description

In this lyrical opening, a solitary weaver steps onto a loom of imagination, calling upon distant sprites to bring golden threads of memory and incense. The narrator’s voice blends reverence and humility, turning the act of weaving into a meditation on desire, gratitude, and the fragile gifts that sustain a wandering heart. As the first strands are laid, an invitation forms—to find comfort in humble shreds that might heal bruised souls.

From there the work unfolds into a broader mystery, tracing humanity’s endless search for meaning through time’s tangled fibers. Poetic reflections on earth’s history, the vastness of the cosmos, and the quiet whisper of faith swirl together, offering listeners a space to contemplate their own place in the tapestry. The piece balances soaring philosophical wonder with intimate, grounded images, making it a gentle yet thought‑provoking journey for anyone drawn to contemplative storytelling.

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Language

en

Duration

~2 hours (133K characters)

Release date

Jun 12, 2025

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Julia Carter Aldrich

Julia Carter Aldrich

1834–1924

A 19th-century Ohio writer and editor, she published poetry and prose under her own name and the pen name Petresia Peters. Her work grew out of everyday life, faith, and family, and she also helped shape literary life in her state.

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