The Kings and Queens of England with Other Poems
Mary Ann H. T. Bigelow
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The Kings and Queens of England is a unique collection of poetry by Mary Ann H. T. Bigelow, where historical research meets lyrical expression. Through her verses, Bigelow brings to life the stories of England's monarchs, weaving together history and art in a way that invites readers to reflect on the legacies of these rulers.
This volume not only features poems dedicated to the kings and queens but also includes a variety of other works, including acrostics that celebrate friends and family. Bigelow's ability to blend personal sentiment with historical narrative offers a distinctive perspective on the past.
With its rich themes of heritage and identity, this collection serves as both an exploration of English history and a testament to the power of poetry. Listeners will find themselves immersed in a world where the past is not just remembered but vividly reimagined through the art of verse.
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| Dedication and Preface | 1:40 | Gelesen von Rachel | |
| The Kings and Queens of England | 11:12 | Gelesen von Rachel | |
| To my Daughter Elizabeth | 1:09 | Gelesen von Lily Marie | |
| Acrostic | 1:18 | Gelesen von Lily Marie | |
| The Evening of Life | 1:59 | Gelesen von Michael L | |
| An Acrostic | 1:07 | Gelesen von Lily Marie | |
| An Acrostic | 1:26 | Gelesen von Lily Marie | |
| Written upon Receiving a New Year's Gift | 0:49 | Gelesen von Michael L | |
| Lines to the Memory of Patrick Kelley | 1:48 | Gelesen von Lily Marie | |
| My S.S. Class | 2:47 | Gelesen von Lily Marie | |
| For my Grandsons, Eddy and Ally | 2:28 | Gelesen von Diana Schmidt | |
| For my Grand-Daughters, M. and L. - an Acrostic | 1:16 | Gelesen von Michael L | |
| For my Friend Mrs. R. | 4:44 | Gelesen von BettyB | |
| For my Niece Angeline | 3:04 | Gelesen von BettyB | |
| An Acrostic | 2:14 | Gelesen von Julia Niedermaier | |
| An Acrostic | 1:35 | Gelesen von Anusha Iyer | |
| She Slumbers Still | 2:17 | Gelesen von Jude | |
| To a Friend in the City | 3:58 | Gelesen von Liz Trollinger | |
| Reply | 5:03 | Gelesen von Julia Niedermaier | |
| Rejoinder to the foregoing Reply | 2:48 | Gelesen von Anusha Iyer | |
| To my Friend Mr. J. Ellis | 2:23 | Gelesen von Anusha Iyer | |
| A Pastoral | 2:51 | Gelesen von Octavia Rosko | |
| The Jessamine | 0:36 | Gelesen von BettyB | |
| For the Sabbath School Concert | 2:16 | Gelesen von Anusha Iyer | |
| Feed my Lambs | 1:51 | Gelesen von Michael L | |
| God is Love | 1:00 | Gelesen von Michael L | |
| To my Friend Mrs. Lloyd | 4:12 | Gelesen von BettyB | |
| Escape of the Israelites | 2:13 | Gelesen von Michael L | |
| Ordination Hymn | 1:24 | Gelesen von Lewis-James Mordieu | |
| Margaret's Remembrance of Lightfoot | 1:22 | Gelesen von Anusha Iyer | |
| The Clouds return after the Rain | 2:35 | Gelesen von Leonard Wilson (1930-2024) | |
| The Nocturnal Visit | 3:04 | Gelesen von Leonard Wilson (1930-2024) | |
| Sovereignty and Free Agency | 1:50 | Gelesen von Leonard Wilson (1930-2024) | |
| Autumn and Sunset | 1:39 | Gelesen von Ian King | |
| 'My times are in thy hand' | 1:21 | Gelesen von Michael L | |
| November | 1:57 | Gelesen von Jael Baldwin | |
| Winter | 3:29 | Gelesen von Jael Baldwin | |
| Life's Changes | 3:29 | Gelesen von Leonard Wilson (1930-2024) | |
| 'They will not frame their doings' | 1:39 | Gelesen von Leonard Wilson (1930-2024) | |
| 'Take no thought for the morrow' | 1:45 | Gelesen von Leonard Wilson (1930-2024) | |
| Reminiscences of the Departed | 2:03 | Gelesen von Kalynda | |
| 'Let me die the death of the righteous' | 4:04 | Gelesen von Mike Pelton | |
| The Great Physician | 4:00 | Gelesen von Mike Pelton | |
| To my Niece, Mrs. M.A. Caldwell | 2:15 | Gelesen von BettyB | |
| The Morning Drive, for my Daughter Margaret | 1:34 | Gelesen von Diana Schmidt | |
| Reply to a Toast | 0:55 | Gelesen von BettyB | |
| To Mr. C.R. | 2:37 | Gelesen von BettyB | |
| To my Missionary Friends | 2:33 | Gelesen von Mike Pelton | |
| To My Husband | 1:43 | Gelesen von Julia Niedermaier |