How easy is it to get up in the morning when you know you’re not doing all that it takes? It’s not very easy at all. You can […]
Pride and Prejudice / The Classics
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Pride and Prejudice – Jane Austen Chapter 27 Narrated
 Elizabeth gradually warms to the idea of visiting Charlotte. She misses Charlotte, and her loathing of Mr. Collins has decreased over time. Besides, her mother and sisters […]
Those who know things
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Focus on One Thing – Jim Rohn Speech
Here’s the key on this don’t major in minor things. If you take up major time to do minor things, I’m telling you, you’ll be behind the […]
Poetry
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A Boston Ballad 1854 – Walt Whitman Narrated
TO get betimes in Boston town, I rose this morning early;Here’s a good place at the corner—I must stand and see the show. Clear the way there, […]
Poetry
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Stone Villages – Joseph Brodsky Narrated
The stone-built villages of England.A cathedral bottled in a pub window.Cows dispersed across fields.Monuments to kings. A man in a moth-eaten suitsees a train off, heading, like […]
333 That Street
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Tug of War – Alice Penrose
This eve, our final banquet of unity, The ultimate rendezvous of shared affinity. A suffering loop we’ve woven tight, Threatening to shatter, you and I. In yesteryear’s […]
Poetry
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He knew, she knew
 ‘Why she cried’, he knew, ‘he always tried’, she knew All those years had passed them by ‘All her dreams’ he knew, ‘beyond his means’, she knew […]
Pride and Prejudice / The Classics
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Pride and Prejudice – Jane Austen Chapter 26 Narrated
  At the first opportunity, Mrs. Gardiner warns Elizabeth that Wickham’s lack of money makes him an unsuitable match. She further says that Elizabeth should be careful […]
Poetry
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A Child Went Forth – Walt Whitman Narrated
  There was a child went forth every day,And the first object he looked upon and received with wonder or pity or love or dread, that object […]
Poetry
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Dutch Mistress – Joseph Brodsky Narrated
 A hotel in whose ledgers departures are more prominent than arrivals.With wet Koh-i-noors the October rainstrokes what’s left of the naked brain.In this country laid flat for […]