Download the Audio (Right Click, Save As) Do you think animals should wear clothes? Let us know when you have listened to this amusing poem. It tells the story of Albert Orangutan, who is a very fashionable ape. Read by Richard Scott. Written by Glenn Lawrence for Storynory. Original Pictures for Storynory by Sophie Green. […]
A funny poem about a pram, / go-cart that runs away down a hill causing havoc. By Peter Newell the american cartoonist and writer, from 1910
Georgia and the Dragon by Harry Oulton – read for Storynory by Natasha Lee Lewis. A dragon helps a girl conquer her nighttime fears.
Short and beautiful poems by Christina Rossetti, the greatest Victorian female poet, read out aloud in a free mp3 download. Is The Moon Tired?, Caterpillar, A Birthday.
A poem by Alfred Tennyson set in the time of King Arthur and Camelot.
“Forward, the Light Brigade! “Charge for the guns!” he said: Into the valley of Death Rode the six hundred.
A soaring poem written during World War II by a Spitfire pilot.
Stirring words of advice for life from the author of the Jungle Book.
The famous poem by Coleridge describes a wonderful palace built by the Mongolian Kubla Khan in Xanadu.
Samuel Taylor Coleridge wrote this strange and powerful poem in 1797 after waking up from a dream.
We draw on the Victorian poets whose verse is still fresh and packed with nonsense, morals, and atmospherics.
We draw on the Victorian poets whose verse is still fresh and packed with nonsense, morals, and atmospherics.
