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eaglesweb.com
poetry for the ear in the tradition of
blind Homer
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PERMANENT
COLLECTIONS:
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BRITISH,
AMERICAN & CANADIAN WAR POEMS [1914-1918]. MEMORIAL
PAGE for DEAD POETS.
NEW!
AUDIO ANTHOLOGY of
CONTEMPLATIVE POETRY.
MOTHER
GOOSE RHYMES: 88 of the best traditional rhymes.
KEYBOARD
MUSIC from the TIME of SHAKESPEARE by WILLIAM BYRD, played by John
Sankey.
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PERMANENT
PAGES:
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GREAT
MONOLOGUES
from Shakespeare and from the Greek
Playwrights.
PHOTOGRAPHY GALLERY
slideshow of Russia [1998] by Dr. John Louis Miller.
ICARUS:
Special Poetry, Audio Poetry and Painting Page: W. H. Auden,
Pieter Brueghel, Herbert Draper, Edward Field, Christine Hemp, Anne Sexton,
Wendy Shaffer and William Carlos Williams
BUDDY'S
AUDIO REMINISCENCES rural Verda, Louisiana in 1948.
VOICEOVER
/ AUDIO BOOK SAMPLES recorded by Walter Rufus Eagles,
with analysis.
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POET
/ READER WALTER RUFUS EAGLES AUTOBIOGRAPHY
APOLOGIA:
AN EX-WHITE-SOUTHERNER'S STAND on CIVIL RIGHTS by Walter Rufus
Eagles.
UNHEARD
MELODIES Walter's
impressionistic autobiographical
sketch of his childhood and young adult years.
MARILU
HOLMES EAGLES my wife's paintings & photos; poems by
her late mother Amelia
Wire Holmes Aaron
JOHN
LOUIS MILLER translations from German literature,
including a Beethoven biography.
POETRY
& MUSIC archival page from 1996.
ORIGINAL
MENU STRUCTURE of EAGLESWEB.COM BEFORE 2002: ABOUT
PAGE with FURTHER LINKS.
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COMING
EVENTS [IN
APPROXIMATE ORDER OF APPEARANCE]:
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A
CHILD'S GARDEN of VERSES by ROBERT LOUIS
STEVENSON: a sampler:
Introduction
[0:50] [dedicated by Stevenson to his childhood nurse.]
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AESOP'S
FABLES read aloud by Walter Rufus
Eagles.
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Another slideshow of Paris by Dr.
John Louis Miller, including narrative text for the
nineteen panels.
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THE
PRISONER of CHILLON by George Gordon, Lord
Byron (complete in multiple parts) recorded by
Walter Rufus Eagles. A major poem of the
English Romantic period.
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THE
BALLAD OF READING GAOL by Oscar
Wilde.
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GRIMM'S
FAIRY TALES read aloud by Walter Rufus Eagles
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ART
GALLERY SLIDESHOW: Twenty key frames by famous
British artist John
Watkiss for the soon-to-be-released movie, The World of
Tomorrow, will be shown here on release date.
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AUDIO ANTHOLOGY of WORLD LITERATURE in MODERN ENGLISH TRANSLATION
(in process).
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