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Spring Sowing

Liam O'Flaherty
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Duration
14m
Year
2026
Language
English
Publisher
Listen & Live Audio

About

"Spring Sowing," published in 1924, is a short story by Liam O'Flaherty that explores the symbolic and ritualistic act of sowing as a reflection of human relationships, psychological archetypes, and the renewal of life. The story follows Martin and Mary, a newlywed couple, on the first day of their spring sowing. They are depicted as young, strong, and full of anticipation, yet also anxious and slightly dejected due to the weight of the day's significance.

Related Subjects

  • Short Stories (single author)
  • Adult Fiction

Artists

Liam O'FlahertyAuthor
Bren AhearnReader