"I Know a Bank Where the Wild Thyme Blows" from A Midsummer Night's Dream

[FleetingVoid]

You're my bedtime story now. No lie. If I want to chilll out before I got to sleep, you're what I listen to. Thank you.

[johnalanhale5]

:) I love all the poems you have read. I feel like I am there and it feels exciting.

[sonofwalt]

Very, very well done, my friend.

[testing4echo]

Beautifully read. Thank you for the notes. i remember hearing Sonnet 130 several times for several years before I really listened to it. I was surprised and maybe even offended for "his love" :)

[huyked]

Hello. I was wondering, would it be too much trouble for you to provide all the links to the images you use in each video, in the video description? I love a lot of the images you use to illustrate your readings.

[SpokenVerse]

@huyked I usually do - but they're easy to find if you google images for "painting Titania". I'll find 'em and add the links. 

[huyked]

@SpokenVerse

Beautiful. Thank you for doing that, sir.

[ArchhereticK]

Depressing and beautiful in equal measure and the info was rather fascinating.