The Legend of Evil (part1) by Rudyard Kipling

[budhasac]

Bravo

[Gordieiati]

Great poem!!

[hoffmann9471]

Wunderbare Lyrik ! Danke schoen.

[sanchezdot]

100/100 :)

[Audrafay]

how funny.....nice job

[nitehawk57]

cool poem and good reading!

[kimberlysim94]

that was niCe..

thanks for Sharing:D

kimberly

[realnutty01]

Slavery! A fight man has had and will continue to have for all eternity. perhaps!

[smirenger]

5*5*5*5*5*tars from: smi-ren-ger

[yawehking]

I want my tail back! oh wait, I mean, good poem... Awesome story, thanks for choosing that one, you have a good ear.

[HomeTownPublishing]

good work!

[ducttape411]

Hmmm, ever think of taking a half cred poetry class? You have great potential, and a lot of talent, but.. there's always room for improvment. I used to hate it when people told me that, but after I actually took the class, I saw a huge improvment. You should think about it.

[bafr1]

of course there is room for improvement, effort has never been my greatest skill, the poems i have done are only the ones i have learnt in primary school ,

as for creative writing , english litreture , i have been given the best education , britain and ireland can offer

your right though i should make an effort,

what does the word talent actually mean?

[ducttape411]

talent is a power of mind or body considered as given to a person, at least thats what is says in Matthews 25:14-30..

[daglan]

ok , weird choice of pictures

[deanbenji]

Wow, that was truly an amazing reading there. A truly sad subject and story.

[reVerse2bfree]

Nice one! Thanks 4 sharing :o)

[brychar66]

that's a really super reading Brendan. Chas.

[cemtex1]

yeah its what your saying at around 2:11 the pic that is shown and the way there tails were paraded once cut off just made me think!

[AbbottSupreme]

TY much 4 sending!!...peace

[Eriikc]

Yeah, it is interesting.

[paisleypower30]

sad poem,nicely read and put together bafr1

[cemtex1]

interesting........

[traceur9]

That is a sorrowful story.

[benevolentbob]

good video. Interesting how kipling observes the coloured people from a outsiders, almost sympathetic way. That is until in the last verse he refers to them as "And the monkeys walk together, Holding there kinsmens tails"

Food for thought.

[yawehking]

Wow. That is an interesting tale, and one of my new favorites. Thank you for sending. Aloha!

[LuisLomeliMD]

Thanks for sharing the great poem and images. Truly inspiring.

[DTG16]

great!!!

[wtfiswrongwitya]

Beautiful especially with you reading it bafr1 thank you! Merry Christmas!xx