Goblin Market and Other Poems
Gelesen von Elizabeth Klett
Goblin Market and Other Poems (1862) is British writer Christina Rossetti's first book of poetry. The title poem is her most famous work: a creepy and sensual tale of two sisters' temptation to eat forbidden fruits. The poems explore themes of death, faith, isolation, and love, with a section of devotional pieces at the end. (Summary by Elizabeth Klett)
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| Goblin Market | 23:03 | Gelesen von Elizabeth Klett | |
| In the Round Tower at Jhansi, June 8, 1857 | 1:32 | Gelesen von Elizabeth Klett | |
| Dream-Land | 1:43 | Gelesen von Elizabeth Klett | |
| At Home | 2:02 | Gelesen von Elizabeth Klett | |
| From Sunet to Star Rise | 1:18 | Gelesen von Elizabeth Klett | |
| Love From the North | 2:06 | Gelesen von Elizabeth Klett | |
| Winter Rain | 1:38 | Gelesen von Elizabeth Klett | |
| A Dirge | 0:58 | Gelesen von Elizabeth Klett | |
| Confluents | 1:36 | Gelesen von Elizabeth Klett | |
| Noble Sisters | 2:43 | Gelesen von Elizabeth Klett | |
| Spring | 2:08 | Gelesen von Elizabeth Klett | |
| The Lambs of Grasmere, 1860 | 1:50 | Gelesen von Elizabeth Klett | |
| A Birthday | 1:05 | Gelesen von Elizabeth Klett | |
| Remember | 1:10 | Gelesen von Elizabeth Klett | |
| After Death | 1:17 | Gelesen von Elizabeth Klett | |
| An End | 1:15 | Gelesen von Elizabeth Klett | |
| My Dream | 3:41 | Gelesen von Elizabeth Klett | |
| Song | 0:48 | Gelesen von Elizabeth Klett | |
| The Hour and the Ghost | 3:43 | Gelesen von Elizabeth Klett | |
| A Summer Wish | 1:28 | Gelesen von Elizabeth Klett | |
| An Apple Gathering | 1:55 | Gelesen von Elizabeth Klett | |
| Song | 0:45 | Gelesen von Elizabeth Klett | |
| Maude Clare | 2:44 | Gelesen von Elizabeth Klett | |
| Echo | 1:30 | Gelesen von Elizabeth Klett | |
| Winter: My Secret | 2:33 | Gelesen von Elizabeth Klett | |
| Another Spring | 1:35 | Gelesen von Elizabeth Klett | |
| A Peal of Bells | 1:46 | Gelesen von Elizabeth Klett | |
| Fata Morgana | 0:55 | Gelesen von Elizabeth Klett | |
| No, Thank You, John | 1:57 | Gelesen von Elizabeth Klett | |
| May | 1:01 | Gelesen von Elizabeth Klett | |
| A Pause of Thought | 1:27 | Gelesen von Elizabeth Klett | |
| Twilight Calm | 3:11 | Gelesen von Elizabeth Klett | |
| Wife to Husband | 1:28 | Gelesen von Elizabeth Klett | |
| Three Seasons | 1:08 | Gelesen von Elizabeth Klett | |
| Mirage | 1:06 | Gelesen von Elizabeth Klett | |
| Shut Out | 1:54 | Gelesen von Elizabeth Klett | |
| Sound Sleep | 1:30 | Gelesen von Elizabeth Klett | |
| Song | 0:55 | Gelesen von Elizabeth Klett | |
| Song | 1:02 | Gelesen von Elizabeth Klett | |
| Dead Before Death | 1:18 | Gelesen von Elizabeth Klett | |
| Bitter For Sweet | 0:49 | Gelesen von Elizabeth Klett | |
| The Master is Come, and Calleth For Thee | 1:29 | Gelesen von Elizabeth Klett | |
| Rest | 1:13 | Gelesen von Elizabeth Klett | |
| The First Spring Day | 1:26 | Gelesen von Elizabeth Klett | |
| The Convent Threshold | 8:03 | Gelesen von Elizabeth Klett | |
| Uphill | 1:19 | Gelesen von Elizabeth Klett | |
| The Love of Christ Which Passeth Knowledge | 2:11 | Gelesen von Elizabeth Klett | |
| A Bruised Reed Shall He Not Break | 1:48 | Gelesen von Elizabeth Klett | |
| A Better Resurrection | 1:38 | Gelesen von Elizabeth Klett | |
| Advent | 2:59 | Gelesen von Elizabeth Klett | |
| The Three Enemies | 2:33 | Gelesen von Elizabeth Klett | |
| One Certainty | 1:13 | Gelesen von Elizabeth Klett | |
| Christian and Jew | 3:07 | Gelesen von Elizabeth Klett | |
| Sweet Death | 1:35 | Gelesen von Elizabeth Klett | |
| Symbols | 1:26 | Gelesen von Elizabeth Klett | |
| Consider the Lilies of the Field | 1:21 | Gelesen von Elizabeth Klett | |
| The World | 1:18 | Gelesen von Elizabeth Klett | |
| A Testimony | 4:05 | Gelesen von Elizabeth Klett | |
| Sleep At Sea | 3:22 | Gelesen von Elizabeth Klett | |
| From House to Home | 12:28 | Gelesen von Elizabeth Klett | |
| Old and New Year Ditties | 4:00 | Gelesen von Elizabeth Klett | |
| Amen | 1:15 | Gelesen von Elizabeth Klett | |
| Mother Country | 3:04 | Gelesen von Elizabeth Klett |
Bewertungen
THE BEST
NO NAME
I barely even like verse but Christina is great. So is Mrs. Klett
Unforgettably Strange
Janet
Excellent reading of some bizarre poetry
Expressively read heartfelt imaginative poetry
Chickadee Yellowfinch
Beautiful
great
a.freeman
sometimes I see where people underscore Christina by saying she was one of the most influential female writers. to me I believe she is one of the greatest poets ever born. with her use of alliteration and rhyme her work just flows so smoothly. there is nothing negative I can say about Christina Rossetti or the reader. the reader does a fabulous job and brings every word to life. it is plain to see that she herself loves the works of Christina Rossetti as much if not more than myself