To...As when with downcast eyes
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In “To...As when with downcast eyes,” Alfred, Lord Tennyson turns a brief lyric toward the inward gaze suggested by its opening image. The poem invites attention to a moment of reflection, where what is felt or remembered matters more than outward action.
This audiobook presents the poem in a set of readings by different voices. Listeners can hear how pace, emphasis, and tone shape the same compact piece of Victorian poetry, making it a short introduction to Tennyson’s lyric style.
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| To...As when with downcast eyes - Read by CEB | 0:58 | Leído por Christine Blachford | |
| To...As when with downcast eyes - Read by DL | 1:10 | Leído por David Lawrence | |
| To...As when with downcast eyes - Read by IJ | 1:00 | Leído por Ian Jensen | |
| To...As when with downcast eyes - Read by KH | 1:15 | Leído por Eden | |
| To...As when with downcast eyes - Read by LLW | 1:15 | Leído por Leonard Wilson (1930-2024) | |
| To...As when with downcast eyes - Read by LT | 1:13 | Leído por Little Tee | |
| To...As when with downcast eyes - Read by MG | 1:34 | Leído por Martin Geeson | |
| To...As when with downcast eyes - Read by RN | 1:17 | Leído por ravenotation | |
| To...As when with downcast eyes - Read by SR | 1:21 | Leído por Sean Randall | |
| To...As when with downcast eyes - Read by TNF | 0:59 | Leído por Tim Ferreira |