Many Gods by Cale Young RICE read by Various | Full Audio Book

Many Gods by Cale Young RICE (1872 - 1943)

Genre(s): Poetry



Read by: Larry Wilson, dchen, gnnvoice1, Jude, Crln Yldz Ksr, Anusha Iyer, SK, Ian King, annanneass, Kurianza, linny, Colleen Gonzalez in English



Chapters:

00:00:00 - 01 - 'All's Well'

00:02:22 - 02 - The Proselyte Recants

00:05:18 - 03 - Love in Japan

00:06:41 - 04 - Maple Leaves on Miyajima

00:08:01 - 05 - Typhoon

00:10:16 - 06 - Penang

00:12:42 - 07 - When the Wind is Low

00:14:01 - 08 - The Pagoda Slave

00:16:44 - 09 - The Ships of the Sea

00:17:34 - 10 - Kinchinjunga

00:21:13 - 11 - The Barren Woman

00:23:34 - 12 - By the Taj Mahal

00:26:02 - 13 - Love's Cynic

00:30:52 - 14 - In a Tropical Garden

00:34:06 - 15 - The Wind's Word

00:34:58 - 16 - The Shrine of Shrines

00:36:09 - 17 - From a Felucca

00:37:09 - 18 - The Egyptian Wakes

00:38:32 - 19 - The Imam's Parable

00:39:54 - 20 - Songs of a Sea-farer

00:41:24 - 21 - A Song of the Sects

00:43:40 - 22 - The City

00:44:53 - 23 - Via Amorosa

00:46:50 - 24 - Dusk at Hiroshima

00:47:45 - 25 - The Wanderer

00:49:49 - 26 - In a Shinto Temple Garden

00:50:40 - 27 - Far Fujiyama

00:51:51 - 28 - On Miyajima Mountain

00:53:12 - 29 - Old Age

00:54:02 - 30 - On the Yang-tse-kiang

00:55:35 - 31 - The Sea-armies

00:57:18 - 32 - The Christian in Exile

00:58:55 - 33 - The Parsee Woman

01:00:46 - 34 - Shah Jehan To Mumtaz Mahal

01:02:12 - 35 - Princess Jehanara

01:03:29 - 36 - A Singhalese Love Lament

01:05:15 - 37 - Meredith

01:07:11 - 38 - On the Arabian Gulf

01:08:16 - 39 - The Ramessid

01:09:25 - 40 - Immortal Foes

01:10:49 - 41 - The Conscript

01:12:21 - 42 - Navis Ignota

01:14:06 - 43 - The Cross of the Sepulchre

01:15:23 - 44 - The Nun

01:16:50 - 45 - Alpine Chant

01:18:31 - 46 - The Man of Might

01:19:06 - 47 - In Time of Awe

01:20:49 - 48 - Sunrise in Utah

01:21:54 - 49 - Consolation

01:22:59 - 50 - Waves

01:23:54 - 51 - Vis Ultima



This is a volume of poetry by Cale Young Rice. The poems in this volume reflect Rice's experiences while travelling across Asia, and many of them have, as their theme, a person or incident set in that area or culture. The title Many Gods then also refers to the different religions Rice would have encountered on his journey. - Summary by Carolin



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