Milton's Lycidas

by John Milton

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Milton's Minor Poems (includes Lycidas): A LibriVox recording of Milton's Minor Poems, which includes Lycidas, is available on YouTube and likely other public domain sources. LibriVox recordings are read by volunteers and are in the public domain, making them free but not necessarily sourced from an official commercial publisher's catalog.
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Lycidas by John Milton (narrated by Antonia Bath): An audio recording of Lycidas narrated by Antonia Bath for LearnOutLoud.com is available, which is cited as part of their Introduction to Poetry audiobook. Since the poem is in the public domain, this is an independent production and not necessarily an officially published, unabridged audiobook by a major commercial publisher.
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John Milton's "Lycidas" | Close Reading, Analysis & Critical Appreciation: There are multiple videos on YouTube offering close readings and analysis of Lycidas, often presented as educational content or lectures, rather than a full, unabridged narration of the poem itself for general retail.

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A dedicated, officially published, unabridged audiobook of John Milton's poem "Lycidas" could not be definitively located on major commercial platforms like Audible, Google Play Books, Apple Books, Kobo, OverDrive, Hoopla, or Libby through targeted searches. However, because the poem is in the public domain, several alternative audio formats exist. These include full readings that are part of larger public domain collections (such as LibriVox recordings found on YouTube) or independent commercial/educational releases of the poem, sometimes included within broader anthologies or educational analyses. These existing audio versions are classified as alternative formats because they originate from public domain volunteers or educational content providers rather than being an official, modern, unabridged audiobook release for general purchase from a primary publisher on the specified retail platforms.