which would it be?
you may explain the reasons of such and post it here. :)
For example for me it would be:
WH Auden
Stop All The Clocks
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which would it be?
you may explain the reasons of such and post it here. :)
For example for me it would be:
WH Auden
Stop All The Clocks
Hi, cacian, welcome back!
In English I should like, for example
the "Jabberwocky" by Lewis Carrol because it plays with sounds
So many... In the grand style prolly "Ozymandias"/Shelley; "Daffodils"/Wordsworth; "I'm Nobody"/Dickinson; "The Red Wheel Barrow"/Williams; "Caged Bird"/Angelou; anything e.e. Cummings...
Ta ! (short for tarradiddle),
tailor
Hello there Danik and thank you for the welcome!! :)
Jabberwocky is great read outloud I agree.
tailor ''Ozymandias''? must look it up!
FYI... I read "Ozymandias" aloud Thursday (yesterday) to our little poetry group (only 4 this day) in the library. We first share a poem by an author we choose, then share our new personal poem from the challenge made from our last meeting (an adult nursery rhyme this time... Biggus should have been there), and lastly a Word Can challenge where we select from a coffee can random words that have been carefully trimmed (4/5/6 depending on how many are in attendance) and craft a poem on the spot using the words selected. It's such a tiny library here in the Gold Country so I leant my voice to Shelley's words with the tiniest bit of restraint. :)
Ta ! (short for tarradiddle),
tailor
Birches. Robert Frost. Much of Robert Frost should be spoken.
For entirely different reasons, so should Banjo Patterson. In a library with kids I would be reading Mulga Bill's Bicycle.
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Ta ! (short for tarradiddle),
tailor
For me it has to be Annabel Lee by Edgar Allan Poe.
I think it does sound lovely, and I enjoy the Dramatic Gothic Flare, and it is just such a personal favorite of mine.
I find it odd that the narrator ends up lying beside the body of his deceased wife. But the sound and meter are quite nice. I wish he had found a more attractive subject.
If I were to read a poem out loud, then it would be something by Cacian, of course. How could I read anything else?
It is a great joy to have you back here, and now you think you can find a way to reality. Marvelous!
Thank you! I am glad to be back. I am still working on figuring out the whole reality thing.
LOL Peter you put a smile on my face haha :)Quote:
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Thank you for that and really nice to be back and chatting to you all haha :D
And it is very, very nice fto have you back. You have been missed.Quote:
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Thanks Peter. Lets keep on posting haha :DQuote:
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During the centuries you were away, fif you do anything interesting? I am not trying to get personal information, only odd bits.Quote:
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haha hi there Peter I did not realise I was away for that long hahaQuote:
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I was just taking time off.
I am ok now and it is a breath of fresh air talking to you here. :D :)