National Poetry Month Poem #10: Tulips, by Sylvia Path
In which my wife reads "Tulips," by Syivia Plath
10 Apr 20183min
The Rime of the Ancient Mariner, by Samuel Taylor Coleridge (National Poetry Month Poem #9)
A wedding gues has no idea of how strange a turn his life is about to take as he attends his brother's wedding. Samuel Taylor Coleridge, here on the Weird Tales Podcast Twitter: Tycho_Alhambra Email...
10 Apr 201827min
National Poetry Month Poem #8: The Cloths of Heaven, by W.B. Yates
In which my wife reads The Cloths of Heaven, by W.B. Yates. Twitter: Tycho_Alhambra Email: TheWeirdTalesPodcast@gmail.com
8 Apr 201832s
National Poetry Month Poem #7: Annabel Lee, by Edgar Allan Poe
In which I read my absolute favorite poem of all time, Annabel Lee, by Edgar Allan Poe
7 Apr 20182min
National Poetry Month Poem #6: The Spider and the Fly, A Fable, by Mary Howitt
In which my wife brings you a fable involving the animal she fears the most. Twitter: Tycho_Alhambra Email: TheWeirdTalesPodcast@gmail.com
7 Apr 20183min
National Poetry Month Poem #5: Nemesis, by H.P. Lovecraft
The first of two Lovecraft poems coming this month. This is Nemesis, which, interestingly enough, can be sung to the tune of Billy Joel's Piano Man. Twitter: Tycho_Alhambra Email: TheWeirdTalesPodca...
6 Apr 20183min
National Poetry Month Poem #4: Because I Could Not Stop For Death, by Emily Dickinson
In which my wife reads a poem by her favorite poetess.
4 Apr 20181min
National Poetry Month Poem #3: Ozymandias, by Percy Bysshe Shelley
A stark illustration of the only phrase that is true in all places, all times, when said by anyone regarding any circumstance: This Too Shall Pass.
3 Apr 201852s
