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Here's my version of this famous sonnet:
- https://librivox.org/uploads/aradlaw/sonnet18_shakespeare_ik_128kb.mp3
- 1:13
Thanks,
-Ian

Love, death and roses - I can't resist!
- https://librivox.org/uploads/aradlaw/eleonora_teasdale_ik_128kb.mp3
- 0:55

Thanks,
-Ian

Hi Carolin,
Are we allowed to claim more than one section? If so, may I please claim:
1 - Julius Caesar - Brutus - Romans, countrymen, and lovers...
2 - Julius Caesar - Mark Antony - Friends, Romans, Countrymen...

Thanks,
-Ian

Sections 58 and 59 ready for PL:

- https://librivox.org/uploads/carolin/lovesongs_58_teasdale_128kb.mp3
- 0:41

- https://librivox.org/uploads/carolin/lovesongs_59_teasdale_128kb.mp3
- 0:49

Thanks,
-Ian

Here's mine:
- https://librivox.org/uploads/aradlaw/ladyapril_dowson_ik_128kb.mp3
- 1:15

Thanks,
-Ian

Another great project!
May I please claim the following:
58 - Riches
59 - Dusk in War Time

Thanks,
-Ian

Hi Carolin,
May I start with Section 20, please?
Thank you,
-Ian

Lovely reading, Twinkle - PL OK.
-Ian

Lovely choice of poem. Here's my version:
- https://librivox.org/uploads/aradlaw/inspring_kilmer_ik_128kb.mp3
- 0:58

Thanks,
-Ian

Thank you, Twinkle!

I've listened to your reading - PL OK! -

-Ian

Hi David,
Couldn't pass up the opportunity for a bit of Poe...
- https://librivox.org/uploads/aradlaw/sleeper_poe_ik_128kb.mp3
- 3:33

Thank you,
-Ian

Here's my contribution:

- https://librivox.org/uploads/aradlaw/wine_teasdale_ik_128kb.mp3
- 0:42

Thanks,
-Ian

I thought I should do the companion poem to go with it:

The Coming of the End by Thomas Hardy (1840-1928)
Text URL: http://www.gutenberg.org/files/3255/3255-h/3255-h.htm
Duration: 1:43
MP3 URL: https://librivox.org/uploads/rapunzelina/spc153_comingoftheend_ik_128kb.mp3

Thanks,
-Ian

There is a selection of Moments of Vision that also contains Afterwards: https://librivox.org/moments-of-vision-and-miscellaneous-verses-selection-by-thomas-hardy/ but it didn't turn up in your search because, as it's not part of a collection, it's not individually searchable. Wonderful - thank you...

I was surprised this one wasn't in the database. Jon Lord (former Deep Purple keyboard player) used to do a setting of it in his stage show. It's also on one of his albums (which takes it title from a line of the poem) read by Jeremy Irons. Afterwards by Thomas Hardy (1840-1928) Text URL: http://www...