@SpokenVerse Might I say sir, you have the perfect voice for poetry, I've only recently become acquainted with the works of Omar Khayyam and I must say, these verses are some of the most beautiful words that have ever been processed in my mind. Thank you, subscribed.
I'm sorry about that. The plates are from the old second edition I have. They were painted to illustrate the poem by Edmund Dulac. It seemed like a good idea.
khayyam is a true legend and his poems sound wonderful everywhere and in any language...and I agree with largo64 too...u have a great voice, i enjoyed the video very much...thank u
*Very* well done! During a particularly difficult point in my life, decades ago, I memorized the first half of this poem, FitzGerald's version (which, for some reason seemed the best of the many translations). To have these beautiful lines running through one's mind throughout the day/evening, is, in a word, heavenly. Very nice images---thank you for posting!
Thank you, positive feedback is always very heartening.
Ratings are off because very few people rate. They don't explain whether they're marking the poem, the reading or their own preference - or why. This way if people express an opinion, I can estimate what it's worth and respond.
Beautiful and truly meaningful.
AhuraHymn 1 month ago
i see alot of 1121 2232 cont. in this vid
silvr90210 7 months ago
@silvr90210 If you mean the rhyme scheme, then the form is actually called the Rubaiyat stanza. Robert Lowell hated it. XJ Kennedy liked it.
SpokenVerse 7 months ago
Thank you for sharing this amazing work. It reminds me of "Sunday Morning" by Wallace Stevens.
JoAnneMB1 8 months ago
Your voice fits the poetry, says Omar.
alm100 1 year ago
Many of the other pictures here are very nice but in my view, Dulac is by far the best illustrator of the Rubaiyat.
EyeLean5280 2 years ago
They're mostly photographs of Dulac from my 2nd edition.
SpokenVerse 2 years ago
Yes, I have that edition, too.
Some of the other things pictured struck me as probably not being Dulac, though I don't know for certain.
EyeLean5280 2 years ago
Yes - the Dulac ones are unmistakeable. The others are more of a daub.
SpokenVerse 2 years ago
Well, they're all beautiful. Thanks for sharing!
EyeLean5280 2 years ago
@SpokenVerse Might I say sir, you have the perfect voice for poetry, I've only recently become acquainted with the works of Omar Khayyam and I must say, these verses are some of the most beautiful words that have ever been processed in my mind. Thank you, subscribed.
TheAsymmetrical 2 weeks ago
What a beautiful voice!
Smoothjock 2 years ago
I love this
tomtesticle 2 years ago
Nice one. You broght my youthful days in to my memory during which I read "The Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam".
I always rememeber by heart the bits
"A Book of verses underneath the Bough,
A jug of Wine, a Loaf of Bread—and Thou
Beside me singing in the Wilderness—
Oh, Wilderness were Paradise enow!
I suggest a low background music during your narration.
Thanks for loading this.
Regards
Uma Maheswar Nakka
mahesh1946 2 years ago
Very well done
FIFER777 2 years ago
Excellent once again. The pictures are a distraction though, the words and your voice is enough.
MovinOver 3 years ago
I'm sorry about that. The plates are from the old second edition I have. They were painted to illustrate the poem by Edmund Dulac. It seemed like a good idea.
SpokenVerse 3 years ago
5 stars
thruthem 3 years ago
I would also give it 5 stars
shimita2017 3 years ago
khayyam is a true legend and his poems sound wonderful everywhere and in any language...and I agree with largo64 too...u have a great voice, i enjoyed the video very much...thank u
shimita2017 3 years ago
*Very* well done! During a particularly difficult point in my life, decades ago, I memorized the first half of this poem, FitzGerald's version (which, for some reason seemed the best of the many translations). To have these beautiful lines running through one's mind throughout the day/evening, is, in a word, heavenly. Very nice images---thank you for posting!
Mavarla 3 years ago
Jazakallah
Great poetry, great rendition
supermanpaki 3 years ago
Beautifull. I agree with Largo 64, you have a grate voice. 5 stars.
Albertucho2012 3 years ago
Beautifully rendered! You have a wonderful voice. I don't know why ratings are disabled. I would give you five stars. More, if it were possible.
Largo64 3 years ago
Thank you, positive feedback is always very heartening.
Ratings are off because very few people rate. They don't explain whether they're marking the poem, the reading or their own preference - or why. This way if people express an opinion, I can estimate what it's worth and respond.
SpokenVerse 3 years ago