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Poetical Fragments
The podcast of Poetical Fragments: a blog for and about poetry.
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2021 July Essay - 'Evolutionary Aesthetics: Part II' 10.08.2021 22:47
This is a fortnightly essay reading from July 2021. If you enjoy what you hear, please go over to www.poeticalfragments.com to read more. The second essay of a series on the evolutionary aspects of the origins and nature of poetry.
2021 May Poems 27.07.2021 5:12
These are the poems for the month of May 2021. If you enjoy what you hear, please go over to www.poeticalfragments.com to read more.
'Sonnet 64,' by William Shakespeare 27.07.2021 2:04
This is a fortnightly poetic reading in July 2021. If you enjoy what you hear, please go over to www.poeticalfragments.com to read more. One of my favorite sonnets by Shakespeare :)
2021 May Essay - Evolutionary Aesthetics 24.05.2021 19:11
This is a fortnightly essay reading from May 2021. If you enjoy what you hear, please go over to www.poeticalfragments.com to read more. The first essay of a series that explores some potentially true ideas about the origins of poetry and humanity's perception of beauty from an evolutionary perspective.
2021 April Poems 24.05.2021 3:26
These are the poems for the month of April 2021. If you enjoy what you hear, please go over to www.poeticalfragments.com to read more.
'Ozymandias' by Percy Bysshe Shelley 26.04.2021 2:27
This is a fortnightly poetic reading in April 2021. If you enjoy what you hear, please go over to www.poeticalfragments.com to read more. A poem concerning the futility of man's pretensions to power and godlike fame.
'The Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam,' translated by Edward Fitzgerald, 1859 11.04.2021 18:26
This is a fortnightly poetic reading in March 2021. If you enjoy what you hear, please go over to www.poeticalfragments.com to read more.
2021 March Poems 11.04.2021 10:27
These are the poems for the month of March 2021. If you enjoy what you hear, please go over to www.poeticalfragments.com to read more.
2021 March Essay - The Activity of Poetry 22.03.2021 20:30
This is a fortnightly essay reading from March 2021. If you enjoy what you hear, please go over to www.poeticalfragments.com to read more. This essay deals with the activity of poetry in its creation and reception by human beings.
'Behind Me...' by Emily Dickinson, written c. 1863 15.03.2021 2:20
This is a fortnightly poetic reading in March, 2021. If you enjoy what you hear, please go over to www.poeticalfragments.com to read more. This poem is by Emily Dickinson, an American poet of the 19th century. The fundamental theme of the poem is the individual before eternity past and future with death as an ever present reality.
2021 March Essay - The Origins of Poetry 08.03.2021 12:49
This is a fortnightly essay reading from March 2021. If you enjoy what you hear, please go over to www.poeticalfragments.com to read more.
2021 February Poems 08.03.2021 4:10
These are the poems for the month of March 2021. If you enjoy what you hear, please go over to www.poeticalfragments.com to read more.
'Dane-Geld,' by Rudyard Kipling 01.03.2021 2:24
A reading of 'Dane-Geld,' by Rudyard Kipling.
2021 February Essay - What is Poetry? 24.02.2021 10:30
In this episode, I try to tackle the question about the nature of poetry briefly.
2020 December Poems 15.02.2021 3:08
The poems for the month of December, 2020.
2021 January Poems 15.02.2021 6:22
The poems for January 2021.
Introduction 08.02.2021 2:37
The introductory episode of the Poetical Fragments Podcast. Poetical Fragments is a blog for and about poetry.
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