Poems by Gerard Manley Hopkins

Released: April 25, 2008
Length: 21 mins
Format: Abridged Audiobook
Publisher: Saland Publishing

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In this audiobook, Margaret Rawlings presents a curated selection of the exquisite poetry of Gerard Manley Hopkins, who was born in 1844 and remained unpublished during his lifetime. Although he passed away in 1889, it wasn't until 1918 that his work saw the light of day, finally gaining recognition in 1930. Listeners will enjoy classics such as "Starlight Night," "Spring," "Pied Piper," and "Inversnaid," showcasing Hopkins' unique voice and mastery of language.

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