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About Summer Dawn by William Morris (1834 - 1896)

LibriVox volunteers bring you 16 recordings of "Summer Dawn" by William Morris. This was the Weekly Poetry project for July 10, 2022. ------ When this poem was first published in 1856 it had no title. Subsequently, the 1858 edition gave the sonnet its title of "Summer Dawn." And it is a sonnet, though it does not follow traditional English or Italian models. Perhaps Morris was giving hint of the Provençal 'alba.' These poems in their early form were conversations between two lovers. The requirement is that each stanza end with the word 'alba' [dawn]. Morris ends lines five and eleven this way. - Summary by KevinS

Publisher
ciesse
Category
arts
Language
en
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No
First episode
6 Mar 2025
Latest episode
6 Mar 2025

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16 episodes in the feed.

  1. 6 Mar 2025

    Summer Dawn - Read by SL

  2. 6 Mar 2025

    Summer Dawn - Read by LAH

  3. 6 Mar 2025

    Summer Dawn - Read by LCW

  4. 6 Mar 2025

    Summer Dawn - Read by LC

  5. 6 Mar 2025

    Summer Dawn - Read by LS

  6. 6 Mar 2025

    Summer Dawn - Read by PB

  7. 6 Mar 2025

    Summer Dawn - Read by MLM

  8. 6 Mar 2025

    Summer Dawn - Read by RAJ

  9. 6 Mar 2025

    Summer Dawn - Read by ELO

  10. 6 Mar 2025

    Summer Dawn - Read by KS

  11. 6 Mar 2025

    Summer Dawn - Read by CZ

  12. 6 Mar 2025

    Summer Dawn - Read by KLA

  13. 6 Mar 2025

    Summer Dawn - Read by PLM

  14. 6 Mar 2025

    Summer Dawn - Read by LB

  15. 6 Mar 2025

    Summer Dawn - Read by AH

  16. 6 Mar 2025

    Summer Dawn - Read by BK

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