Poems

audiobook

Poems

by Denis Florence MacCarthy

EN·~7 hours·11 chapters

Chapters

11 total
1

POEMS - BY - DENIS FLORENCE MAC CARTHY

0:06
2

M. H. GILL AND SON, PRINTERS, DUBLIN

0:02
3

Memorial to Denis Florence MacCarthy.

4:20
4

PREFACE.

16:10
5

Poems.

0:00
6

BALLADS AND LYRICS.

3:41:53
7

National Poems and Songs.

28:01
8

Sonnets.

4:05
9

Underglimpses.

50:54
10

Centenary Odes.

25:59

Description

A richly varied anthology brings together the lyrical voice of a 19th‑century Irish poet, weaving together intimate ballads, stirring national verses, and reflective sonnets. Readers will hear the gentle yearning of “Waiting for the May,” the heartfelt devotion of “The Seasons of the Heart,” and the mythic echo of “Ferdiah” drawn from ancient Irish legend. The collection balances tender personal moments with broader meditations on Ireland’s landscape, history, and the timeless dance of love and loss.

Interspersed among the lyrical pieces are celebratory odes honoring notable figures, as well as thoughtful meditations on art, faith, and the passage of time. The poet’s deft use of rhythm and vivid imagery invites listeners to linger on each line, feeling the sea breezes, the rustle of autumn leaves, and the quiet hum of domestic life. Whether you seek the comfort of familiar verses or the spark of lesser‑known gems, this volume offers a resonant journey through the heart of an era and its enduring spirit.

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Language

en

Duration

~7 hours (409K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Dennis McCarthy

Release date

2004-06-01

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

Subjects

About the author

Denis Florence MacCarthy

Denis Florence MacCarthy

1817–1882

An Irish poet and gifted translator, he helped bring Spanish drama to English-language readers while also playing a small but memorable part in Dublin’s literary world. His work moves between nationalism, scholarship, and a love of dramatic verse.

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