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A Crows Cry

100 Poems, as a Poets Wink, to the Prismatic Words We Think

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A Crows Cry

By: Hans De Cuyper
Narrated by: Jerry Earl Flowers III
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This audiobook of poetry, by Hans De Cuyper, zooms in and out of extremely raw, needing, and wanting feelings, in an elegant and eloquent style, all his own. In the near distance we hear his voice, which has been shaped, in patches by great masters of writing, that have inspired him - musically too. The dark and light reflections, old and new mystical reverences and song sung always in his voice, with always the delicateness of talking directly as well as with insight and respect to the listener.

He hopes, in his own humble way, you enjoy your experience in traveling together with him, in this land of poetry.

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Loved the poems in this book. Some poetry books on Audible tend to drag on and on after a while, but this is one of the few ones that is interesting the majority of the time.

Wonderful!

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I noticed some minor errors by the reader, nevertheless this is an absolute Masterpiece that is generally very well recited.

My favorite poem is: all of them but if I have to make a choice: 'Dylan in the Radio' or maybe also 'Not Me' ...

I recommend this book, entirely!

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