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Ririro.com - Short Stories is a podcast delivering timeless tales from the world's most celebrated authors directly to your ears. Perfect for families, students, and literature lovers of all ages, this podcast offers professionally narrated versions of classic short stories, bringing the magic of literature to life. Whether you're looking for a bedtime story for your children, an engaging educational resource for the classroom, or simply a moment of literary escape, Ririro.com - Short Stories provides a captivating and convenient way to rediscover the enduring power of the written word.

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  • Scenes From “Politian” | Edgar Allan Poe Stories

    Scenes From “Politian” | Edgar Allan Poe Stories
    Sep 1 2025
    Set in Rome, Politian is a dramatic tale of passion, betrayal, and revenge. Alessandra is betrothed to Count Castiglione, who appears emotionally distant and tormented. Meanwhile, Lalage, a woman scorned and ruined by Castiglione, is consumed by sorrow and social disgrace. As her despair deepens, she contemplates revenge and finds an ally in the brooding English nobleman, Earl Politian. Haunted by Lalage's sorrow and driven by love, Politian vows to avenge her by challenging Castiglione. Despite Castiglione’s refusal to fight, citing guilt and fear, Politian relentlessly pursues vengeance. The emotional climax unfolds as the characters confront guilt, social ruin, and unresolved love, with Politian driven to violence in Lalage’s name. The play explores themes of honor, emotional collapse, and the tragic consequences of betrayal.
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    38 m
  • Letter To Mr. B—. | Edgar Allan Poe Short Stories

    Letter To Mr. B—. | Edgar Allan Poe Short Stories
    Aug 31 2025
    The text is a detailed letter critical of contemporary poets and critiques surrounding poetry, focusing on themes like the value of audience opinion, authenticity in criticism, and the true purpose of poetry. It highlights the struggle of American writers against the established European literary tradition and debates the validity of self-assessment by poets themselves. The author expresses skepticism towards the critical and philosophical positions of poets Wordsworth and Coleridge, suggesting that poetry should incite passion rather than be subject to metaphysical dissection. The text argues that poetry’s goal should be to provide pleasure, not merely to instruct, and criticizes the notion that poetry needs to be based on profound intellectual properties. Through these reflections, the author conveys a belief that poetry should remain a heartfelt, emotive endeavor above analytical or critical constraints imposed by some schools of thought.
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    15 m
  • Old English Poetry | Edgar Allan Poe Short Stories

    Old English Poetry | Edgar Allan Poe Short Stories
    Aug 31 2025
    The discussed text is a critique of old English poetry, emphasizing how much of its appreciation arises from the antique nature rather than intrinsic poetic quality. It points out the misinterpretation of metaphysical poetry, highlighting that some poets prioritized moral teaching through artifice, unlike others who infused poetic sentiment through natural channels. The critique assesses an anthology of English poetry, noting how some selections fail to capture the true beauty of the era's poetic style. It contrasts the seemingly elaborate compliments with genuine poetic sentiment present in works like 'The Shepherd's Hunting' and 'Maiden Lamenting for Her Fawn'. The latter is praised for its enchanting depiction of a fawn and the maiden's affection, demonstrating the poet's ability to convey deep emotion and intricate imagery. The text underscores the blend of simplicity, expression, and the antiquarian charm that both elevates and constrains the perception of elder British poetry.
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    12 m
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