"Ignorance" and "Maturity" two poems by Philip Larkin (poetry reading)

[A0Candle0In0The0Dark]

fanastic poems, you have an exquisite delivery. Thanks for posting :)

[thissong4you]

“For age is opportunity no less than youth itself, though in another dress, and as the evening twilight fades away, the sky is filled with stars, invisible by day.” Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. Well read, Tom, well read.

[ClaireLovesWicca]

Why are silly people hating?. Thats stupid. Love the sound of your voice perfect to recite poetry, so relaxing. I love to listen.

[Artamia1]

RE: "Ignorance" and "Maturity" two poems by Philip Larkin (poetry reading)...

Goodday, Tom...What a wonderful duet of verses. Thank-YOU very much for this choice and for your Magic Voice...Please be well and often happy...and stay tall and mature... and ignore the ignorance of some individuals who have no ear 'trained' for subtle wordsmithing ((o;

[paulpellicci]

Even the most learned person gets the chance to die. A surprise to some of the "smartest" who fired their doctors because the doctors were fools and didn't know anything yet the variables were there since maturity.

[elstroshitnonstop]

who the fuck is making all these fake accounts and disliking the videos? the moment rating is allowed you just get an onslaught. If you dont like it then bloody well comment as to why

[SpokenVerse]

@elstroshitnonstop They're a captive audience drawn here by their own spite and vanity. It makes no difference to me. I encourage controversy because it's good for business.

[TheLastModernist]

Good poems, and well read as always, but why combined ?

[Bluzme]

hope these poems don't say much about the mood you're in

[SpokenVerse]

@Bluzme Well of course. Some underlying conflict or drama is good for business.

[stickyjam1]

Beautiful

[scifiwritir]

thanks for the upload. -C

[justdi123]

I have too much of one and too less of the other ,or is it too much or less of both,I dont know ;) Good poem's.

[mahogonywhisper]

Wowza.

[0001kd]

Does anyone know the picture at the very end?

[SpokenVerse]

@0001kd "Grace" taken by Eric Enstrom in 1918.  It's in the notes - with a link.