Frances Cornford

Frances Cornford was a talented English poet born in 1886, a member of the esteemed Cornford family, which included notable thinkers and writers. She was educated at Newnham College, Cambridge, where she cultivated her passion for literature and poetry. Her work often reflects her keen observation of nature and the human experience, infused with a gentle wit and lyrical quality. Cornford's poetry is characterized by its emotional depth and clarity, making her voice both relatable and timeless.

Throughout her life, Frances Cornford published several volumes of poetry, gaining recognition in literary circles for her unique perspective and engaging style. Her ability to weave personal reflections with broader themes resonates with readers even today. If you're curious about her insights and artistry, we invite you to explore her works available in the app—each poem an invitation to pause and reflect on life's subtleties.

Spring Morning

Read by AnnaLisa Bodtker
Frances Cornford, the granddaughter of Charles Darwin, wrote several volumes of poetry. In this volume is one of her best known poems, the …