A poem a day: Keats' Ode to a Nightingale

[teamcrumb]

the little bird got his attention

[teamcrumb]

stop acting it out and stop worrying about pretty and say the words the dead man said. dignified. dignified.

[ThomasF2711]

I like the way you play.

[PaganIX]

great

[altodejavu]

marry me

[mrtahirm]

nice way of recite...............

[padookieking]

Angelic.



[studlydoright111]

Hey gorgeous! LOL You're voice is too soft!

[naturesdopeflow]

thank you. that was inspiring. 

[Arjunaman]

Leathal combination...a lovely English girl quoting Keats....it's frustrating...no matter how hard an American may try...English poetry is best heard from the English...don't care for English men...(personal reasons...my ex married one, etc.) But this young English woman...she got me...I'm hers...

[billaustinireland]

Lovely recital. I love Keats and it was lovely to hear, well done!

[ThomasRowsell]

i will recite keats while i defile you

[MrGentlehand]

@ThomasRowsell I SECOND THIS.

[claudejames]

A sensitive reading. Now you need to try for more fluency - try to learn the poem by heart, or at least to know it so well that a glance at the words from time to ti,e is all that's necessary. Also, get technical help with your sound - you deserve much better. And keep recording poems that you love.

[RichardEleven13]

A beautiful reading. Utterly unselfconscious. You clearly loved the poem. Please do more of these.

[spinozareagan]

Narcissistic douchebag

[OniiTan]

What are you doing smiling and laughing as you are reading THIS poem. It displays a complete disregard for the meaning. One star! Though I fear that is one too many.

[meghannelizabeth]

my thoughts exactly

[peppilepiu]

nice rendition...keep it up...but things seem way too fast now....especially in YOUTUBE...which makes it harder to color the words with any deeper emotions than pastels.

[Revenant42]

Great stuff x

[7upIsLove]

now THIS is pornography.

[stilliremainhere]

You're trying to hard to be cute. Put your energy into the poetry. :(

[AbsoluteShambles]

I wish I could hear what you were saying more clearly. Keats poems are beautifully english, and I cant imagine reading them anywhere else. (Maybe they would still have the same effect abroad, who knows!)

[dsbuchalter]

I'm glad you're keeping the poem alive.

[GONZOinthekeyoflife]

way to be an ignorant bastard, she recites this amazing poem and all you can do is get hard, go fuck a meet grinder.

[AnimeSong3]

Lovely! You have a wonderful speaking voice whith lends itself well to poetry.

[adrowsynumbness]

That was just so beautiful :) thank you

[angels753]

I adore this ode keats was truly the best, but i can't hear your voice, and i think it could be better if you didn't read it, and if you stop touching your hair and tried to be a little more serious about it, i mean it the horoscopes your reading, its KEATS.When reciting poetry its always good to practice in front of the mirror and take a look at your expretions and see if you are overdoing it and such things. with a little polishing it would be better

[aj566]

by the way i liked your comment more than the poem itself. i am also a great fan of keats and i think keats is a much more manly and chivalrous poet than she expressed in her recitation style

[angels753]

Thanks, I agree I believe Keats  is one of the best poets ever. And his poetry should be recited just as it is MAGNIFICENT

[wwwExamplePapersCom]

Great poem. I have analized and written so much about it and still it is interesting to me.

[Synthetikrose]

i cant hear you

[BareknuckleRealist]

Stop reading it from a book. I'm a goof, but I could recite all of 'Adonais' and half of 'The Eve of St. Agnes' before I was 22. When you can recite it, you own it. The speed, depth, and mood possess you. Your at the portcullis looking in at the palace, go from sound to experience, recite.

[leoseries]

BareknuckleRealist. It's nice to know that an American like yourself can "own" Keats. Such a talent should be shared. This Englishman looks forward to your future recitals on YouTtube.

[wwwExamplePapersCom]

And some day you will learn the difference between your and you're. jk.

[BareknuckleRealist]

I know the difference, but when I type fast I totally forget proper english. Thank you and have a good day, you smug flawless bastard.

[iron40nyc]

please read more Keats and post soon.

[noelbrady]

Beautiful poem, beautiful voice, beautiful girl. Pity the voice is a bit off, but read really well.

Noel

[samuelgodfreygeorge]

Your visible enjoyment of poetry makes quite an impact. The alternation between the moods of joy and sadness is both visible and audible. The simplicity and the gentleness of your reading are charming.

[superclusters]

Thank you so much. I love Keats and his poetry - and "Nightingale" is my favorite. You have a lovely voice and I appreciate your reading of this poem. Very delightful to listen to you!

[trappist99]

nice voice, I am coding at the moment so (sorry) not watching the video so utube is somewhere else, but nice voice.

[PacemakerProductions]

I liked it. The audio's a little off but you have a very nice voice to listen to. It was soothing. And Im not being perve-ish. I'm a girl too :P And you're more than welcome to read poetry to yourself whenever you want - I for one talk to inanimate objects.