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The music you are now hearing is "Sellingers Rownde " [Musica Britannica 84] by William Byrd, a contemporary of Shakespeare.  The work was sequenced by internationally renowned Canadian harpsichordist John Sankey, to whom I owe a debt of gratitude for his kind permission to use all of his many recordings on Eaglesweb.com.

POEMA AD LIBITUM, Fortnight VII (September 3 - September 16, 2004)
chosen at the discretion of your reader, with his notes where appropriate.

Listing for other fortnightly publishings of Poema ad Libitum

Isaac Rosenberg [1890-1918][British-Jewish, KIA, WWI]
Break of Day in the Trenches [1:11]
On Receiving News of the War [0:48]
Dead Man's Dump [3:22]

Edgar Lee Masters [1869-1950][American lawyer and poet]
Monologues of departed souls from Spoon River Anthology:
Doc Hill [1:16]
Hare Drummer [0:55]
Seth Compton [0:55]

Posted September 7, 2004 2200 GMT

Michael Drayton [1563-1631][English]
The Cryer [0:57]
Cries of W.R.E. not authentic, but loosely based on the Cries of London by Drayton's contemporary, Orlando Gibbons [1583-1625]
How Many Paltry, Foolish, Painted Things [0:51]
Since There's No Help, Come Let Us Kiss and Part [0:53]

Wilfrid Wilson Gibson [1878-1962][British War Poet WWI]
Retreat [0:49]
The Dancing Seal [3:08] rev Sep 16 2004 0410 GMT
The Gorse [3:09]
Sonnet: Color [0:45]
Sonnet: Wings [0:52] Recorded today, September 4, 2004 at 1055 GMT
The Going (to the memory of Rupert Brooke) [0:21]

Sarah Teasdale [1884-1933][American Poet]
The Dreams of My Heart [0:24]
Only in Sleep [0:45] Recorded today, September 3, 2004 at 0124 GMT
I Thought of You [0:32] Recorded today, September 3, 2004 at 0204 GMT