Heres a few of my favourite sound poems from the hundreds found on this website which I hope will interest you in listening to more by working your way through the SOUND POEMS section of this website by paging forwards beginning at this link....

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Regards.

Jim Clark

Uphill by Christina Rossetti

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Dream Pedlary by aThomas Lovell Beddoes

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The Philosophy of the Pavement by Ernest Rhys

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Dark Angel by Lionel Johnson

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Sister Death by Digby Mackworth Dolben

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Cynarae by Ernest Dowson

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Tychbournes Elegy by Chidiock Tychbourne

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Monkeys by Padraic Colum

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Invictus by William Ernest Henley

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Do not gentle by Dylan Thomas

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Simlify me when I am dead by Keith Douglas

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Conceit begotten by the eyes by Sir Walter Raleigh

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Forget not Yet by Sir Thomas Wyatt

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Night Dreams by Jim Clark

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Growing Old by Matthew Arnold

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The Soldier by Rupert Brooke

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Ode on Melancholy by John Keats

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Arms and the boy by Wilfred Owen

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A Vision by John Clare

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At Citoyenne Tussuads by Victor Plarr

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A Round Number by Keith Douglas

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Life a Play of Passion by Sir Walter Raleigh

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The Toys by Coventry Patmore

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Lifes Lessons by Jim Clark

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thank you Mr. England

It worked for you? I kept getting:

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nO, hUGH, i WAS GOING TO TRY IT LATER AT HOME WHERE I HAVE SPEAKERS...was thanking in advance

Yes Hugh, you need to be logged in to the MSN network:

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Les

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Have to pass in that case. Thanks anyway, Mr. Clark.