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“Musical Poetry” is a podcast where each episode brings one poem and then recites it in the form of a song. Words and music intertwine to create moments of reflection, beauty, and peace.
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In this episode of Musical Poetry, we begin a new series on harmony, inspired in part by the documentary Finding Harmony: A King’s Vision, which explores King Charles III’s lifelong concern for nature, sustainability, an
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A modern adaptation of The Song of the Shirt by Thomas Hood, reimagined as a solemn South African–inspired Afro-soul lament. First published in 1843, Hood’s poem exposed the hidden cost of labour: exhaustion, poverty, an
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A quiet kind of love.In this episode of Musical Poetry, Michael Appelt brings Lord Byron’s timeless poem “She Walks in Beauty” into a new space, a reflective, 90s-inspired ballad shaped by restraint, warmth, and emotiona
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A light returns.In this episode of Musical Poetry, we bring Spring Song by Paul Laurence Dunbar into a new space—set to a warm jazz big band arrangement that lets the poem breathe, swing, and gently unfold.Written in the
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We talk about love. This short Musical Poetry episode explores what remains when everything else falls away. A modern poem, an indie rock track,and a truth that refuses to leave: love anyway.
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In this episode we present a deeply reflective piece written just moments before Michael's 60th birthday. Born under the impression of unfolding events in the United States, and with little improvement since, this text i
Show notesA haiku. Three lines. One moment. In this episode of Musical Poetry, the same poem is spoken across multiple languages: English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, Hebrew, Aramaic, Arabic, and Persian. The journey moves t
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In this episode of Musical Poetry, Michael Appelt reflects on one of the most powerful travel experiences of his life: one unforgettable week in Egypt. From the Pyramids of Giza and the newly opened Grand Egyptian Museum
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When power grows impatient with restraint, poetry remembers. This episode of Musical Poetry brings together three voices from three centuries in a single musical conversation: Ozymandias by Percy Bysshe Shelley — written
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These are the days between Christmas and New Year, when celebration has faded, time slows, and the future has not yet begun. In this episode of Musical Poetry, we present “The Darkling Thrush” by Thomas Hardy. Written at
Show notesThe bells of war are sounding louder again — and yet, have they ever really stopped?In this episode of Musical Poetry, we present Dulce et Decorum Est by Wilfred Owen, one of the most powerful anti-war poems ever written
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Immerse yourself in the quiet beauty of Christmas with this special episode of Musical Poetry. Today’s reading features Christina Rossetti’s beloved poem “A Christmas Carol” — better known by its opening line, “In the bl
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In this festive edition of Musical Poetry, Michael invites the ever-charming Opa Cohen to open and close the episode with his warm, storytelling voice. Together, they bring to life one of the most beloved Christmas poems
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Today’s poem is “Dover Beach” by Matthew Arnold — a timeless piece from 1867 that speaks with quiet power about a world losing its sense of unity. Arnold, a poet and cultural critic of the Victorian era, captured the fee
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In this episode of Musical Poetry, we explore one of Shakespeare’s most intimate and contemplative works: Sonnet 73. Through images of fading autumn leaves, dying daylight, and a fire resting on its own ashes, the sonnet
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In this episode of Musical Poetry, we travel back to 14th-century England and step into the world of Geoffrey Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales — one of the greatest journeys ever written in the English language. The episode be
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This poem is a call for unity in a world divided by pride, labels, and self-interest.It reminds us that all our problems — from war to hunger to environmental collapse — share one root: our separation from one another.Th
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In this episode of Musical Poetry, Michael Appelt turns to a timeless classic — “To Autumn” by John Keats. Written in 1819, this masterpiece captures the season’s golden abundance and quiet surrender, celebrating life’s
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A leaf speaks — from its birth in spring to its fiery farewell in autumn. Carried by the wind, it journeys far beyond the tree that once held it, discovering beauty in release and freedom in letting go. “I was the highes
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“I Will Not Give You My Children” is a dramatic poem set to music — a litany of words naming greed, tyranny, deception, and despair, broken again and again by a single unyielding refrain: “I will not give you my children
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