Sylvia

audiobook

Sylvia

by Adeline Adams

EN·~51 minutes·1 chapter

Chapters

1 total

NEW YORK

51:31

Description

A gentle chorus of verse unfolds in this collection, where each poem feels like a quiet confession spoken to the wind. From tender memories of motherhood and the quiet reverence of a humble chapel to the bright splash of spring blossoms, the words move between intimate sorrow and quiet joy. The poet’s voice weaves biblical echo, woodland imagery, and personal longing into a rhythm that invites listeners to pause and listen to the heart’s soft murmur.

The pieces shift seamlessly from the hush of a night‑time prayer to the bright chatter of sparrows in a summer garden, offering a mosaic of emotions that feel both timeless and immediate. Listeners will find comfort in the way ordinary moments—one’s first steps toward faith, a rose‑tree’s shadow, a child’s laugh—are rendered luminous. The result is a reflective, intimate listening experience that stays with you long after the final line fades.

Details

Language

en

Duration

~51 minutes (49K characters)

Release date

Aug 20, 2026

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Adeline Adams

Adeline Adams

1859–1948

Best known for writing about American artists and sculpture, this lively critic helped champion the arts in the United States at a time when the field was still defining itself. Her books and essays brought painters and sculptors to a wider public with warmth and conviction.

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