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Recitation isn't done from the core of the heart. As if the recital is very shallow.

Love the poem, not the voice.

Goes to show what a well-read young man Paul McCartney was if he was reading the works of a Poet who died in 1632

There's this Wordsworth's poem where the line goes as 'when sad thoughts bring to the mind Can you help me with the poem

Wtf is this 😂😂

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Such lines can only be written by someone who could love ➖ ➖➖

You read very well!

At midnight in some flaming town,

1917…the year that World War I ended.

Jim Morrison-esque

I thought this poem was relevant back in the late 1980s when I first read it. And it was. But it seems even more fitting in today's chaotic world. Thank you for reading it with such soul as opposed to the terrible AI-generated versions!

Thank you for this video😊

Cormac McCarthy brought me here - specifically the character of Anton Chigurgh

That was a nice first half of the poem

When I think of poems I remember these names. Wordsworth Keates Shelly and Byron

Came to RUclips to find this. Subscribed ❤️🔔, liked 👍, and commenting 💬 for the algorithm.

Westward, look; The land is bright. Eastward, look; The land is bright. Streetward, night look; There is working, walking, even living light.

Beautiful voice 😊

The first paragraph is a prophetic vision of 2024 England, which had degenerated and lost its way spiritually. A vociferous strident and self righteous minority dictates & demands the relatively silent majority to change and conform to new norms -such as redefining marriage/man/woman. It is all too sad: a perversion and malignant mutation of our once Green and Pleasant Land. If we cannot rescue ourselves, will King Arthur return as ancient myth promises ?

like our teacher just told us to watch it and ik hate it n ot your video

ur voice is so hot

Fighting welfare

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Read Shelly's Ozymandias.

1829 poem by Edgar Allan Poe, published in Al Aaraaf, Tamerlane, and Minor Poems 🤯 according to wiki. But I have read I thought, all of his work and never heard this before... I don't know, it doesn't sit right with me. That it's princess Diana as ones mind can't help but connect to. Okay so this might help put it into context of the time it was written. Gurney’s steam buses started the early 1800s automobile boom in the UK, offering the first motorised bus service in 1829, from London to Bath, averaging 14 MPH, which is pretty damn good for the era. A boiler explosion of one of his steam coaches (notably not operated by him, and ignoring some key safety considerations) killed two people, which gave rise to at least one parody song: Instead of journeys people now go upon a Gurney With steam to do the work by power of attorney But with a load it may explode And you may be undone And find you’re going up to heaven Instead of to London. The incident also led to a re-design where the passenger car was pulled behind the engine-car, so in case of a boiler explosion, only working-class people would die, an acceptable compromise in England

Love , Love, Love all I can read, savor and keep in the chambers of my memory and my heart, Thank You!!!

Come live with me and be my love Could you please prepose it❤ with my respect and love ❤

çok kolaymış la this is so easy :DDDD

Great!

Great🎉

Have you got a version without the background music? I'd love to hear that. Wow! A poem a day ... that's quite something. Thank you.

Lovely!

а по русски?😆😆😆очень красиво написано!

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I feel bad for his wife and for Catherine of Aragon.

Very beautiful reading.

Wonderful descriptive poem

Dirty Man !

I love how he perfected this in Romeo and Juliet. Marlowe is Shakespeare

there is a copy of this text in original?

The best lack all conviction, while the worst are full of passionate intensity. The moderates, the liberals, the once were democratic socialists lack courage while Putin, Xi. Kim and soon Trump are full of passionate intensity

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I love this poem my dad always reads it but he's no here so this why I'm listening to it.

Forced to study...