Kerkhofblommen

audiobook

Kerkhofblommen

by Guido Gezelle

NL·~2 hours·18 chapters

Chapters

18 total

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0:03

Guido Gezelle's Volledige Dichtwerken

0:43

GUIDO GEZELLE - KERKHOFBLOMMEN - ACHTSTE DRUK - Met voorwoord van CAESAR GEZELLE - SCHOOLUITGAVE

0:06

DE NEDERLANDSCHE BOEKHANDEL - Bestuurder L. H. SMEDING ANTWERPEN — 50 St. Jacobsmarkt1906

0:05

TER INLEIDING. - 1. Guido Gezelle. — Zijn leven en zijne werken.

1:44:14

KERKHOFBLOMMEN

36:17

BEZOEK BIJ 'T GRAF.

2:49

NOG EENS

0:54

JAARGETIJDE

1:22

HET KRUIS

0:28

Description

A lyrical journey unfolds across the quiet rows of a churchyard, where each poem gathers the scent of wilted blossoms and the soft echo of whispered prayers. The collection blends reverent devotion with the tender melancholy of everyday life, inviting listeners to pause and hear the rustle of leaves, the toll of distant bells, and the gentle murmur of a community’s faith. Through vivid imagery and a rhythm that mirrors the cadence of spoken West‑Flemish, the verses capture moments of introspection and quiet wonder, rooted in the poet’s deep connection to his native landscape.

Beyond the devotional tone, the work reveals a keen eye for nature’s subtle transformations, turning ordinary scenes into reflections on mortality, hope, and the passage of time. Listeners will find a harmonious balance between the solemnity of the church’s stone walls and the liveliness of the surrounding fields, offering a timeless meditation that resonates with both the heart and the mind.

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Language

nl

Duration

~2 hours (167K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Frits Devos and Distributed Proofreaders Europe

Release date

2009-01-13

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

Subjects

About the author

Guido Gezelle

Guido Gezelle

1830–1899

A Belgian priest-poet with an ear for everyday speech, he helped shape modern Flemish literature through intensely musical verse and a deep love of nature. His poems move between devotion, place, and language itself, and they still feel vivid well beyond the 19th century.

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