Sonnets and Short Poems of Gerard Manley Hopkins, audio recordings by Walter Rufus Eagles

The Alchemist [2:12]
As Kingfishers Catch Fire [1:05]
At The Wedding March [0:34]
Binsey Poplars [1:14]
The Caged Skylark [1:05]
Carrion Comfort [1:16]
Duns Scotus's Oxford [1:03]
Felix Randal [1:09]
God's Grandeur [0:53]
The Habit of Perfection [1:21]
Heaven--Haven [0:30]
I Wake and Feel the Fell of Dark [1:03]
Inversnaid [0:56]
The Leaden Echo and the Golden Echo [4:07]
Mary Mother of Divine Grace, compared to the Air we breathe [4:36]
Peace [0:52]
Pied Beauty [0:45]
'Repeat that, repeat' [0:27]
Sonnet: The Candle Indoors [1:02]
Sonnet: Hurrahing in Harvest [1:09]
Sonnet: The Lantern out of Doors [1:08]
Sonnet: No worst, there is none. Pitched past pitch of grief [1:09]
Sonnet: To R. B. [0:59]
Sonnet: Spring [1:09]
Sonnet: St. Alphonsus Rodriguez [1:02]
Sonnet: The Starlight Night [1:09]
Spring and Fall, to a Young Child [0:45]
'Strike, churl; hurl, cheerless wind, then; heltering hail' [0:28]
That Nature Is a Heraclitean Fire and of the Comfort of the Resurrection [2:02]
'Thee, God, I come from, to thee go' [1:08]
Thou Art Indeed Just, Lord [0:58]
The Windhover [1:03]
The Wreck of the Deutschland [in progress]
This long (35 stanza) poem will probably involve two or three months including research, study and rehearsal. It is posted today May 10, 2009 with a scant four stanzas. The poem deserves all the attention the listener can give it.