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YOU'RE VOICE IS GODLY. And William Shakespeare is a truly great artist.
BatzNBonez 1 year ago
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Hate to self promote, but I would really love if some of you guys checked out my poetry and gave me your thoughts. Everything on my channel is written and read by me, personally. I don't have much work up yet, but that will change soon.
If you like it, thumbs up and subscribe! Xx
IBlack04 1 year ago
Hello bernardshakespeare ! You have done a great job ! I would like to ask , if you have some verse from his production...You know , lover verse from Romeo and Juliette and stuff...Something , i would say to my girlfriend ! Hi !
SlayerSlayers 1 year ago
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From the womb to eventually the grave, living life or dieing without a life lived, can be bitter sweet.
Over the years, I have read this sonnet so many times. Reading this sonnet can be just as moving as hearing someone read it the way I assume Shakespeare may have wanted it to be read, is so eloquent.
lmorganjr 2 years ago
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lmorganjr 2 years ago
hm...love it!
ananoula 2 years ago
I'm reciting this for class
this helped with some of the pronunciation
thanks!
ApocolipticAngel 2 years ago
@ApocolipticAngel Same :)
coolhamid1 8 months ago
LOVELY
syetab 2 years ago
Good reading. I am curious. Do you agree with this sonnet's belief, and that of the great number of them? What I mean is what do you think of Shakespeare's mourning his beloved's lack of a child? Indeed, physical attraction is beautiful, and I think the love was more than superficial, but considering the nature of love do you have any opinion of the matter? Is it right for a true loved to demand such of his beloved? Audacious?
wainscottbl 3 years ago
It is right. No doubt.
juanjoseramirez784 2 years ago
Why the omission of the word 'that' in line 8?
daisy34 3 years ago
Quite right. When I have finished all 154 sonnets, I will probably re-recite some of the earlier sonnets such as this one. In some areas you might also notice computer glitches that slice certain words. I then had a computer problem that is now fine.
Thanks for listening and subscribing. I do hope you enjoy my work.
Regards,
Bertram Selwyn
bernardshakespeare 3 years ago
Bravo! Bravissimo! I look forward to all of them. Well read, great interpretation. :)
80dKeys 3 years ago