tom you are reading better than ever. your renditions of female- penned poems, especially of this nature, are some of the most stirring. you read without sounding self conscious, rarely faltering and despite having a certain method of reading which a precious few happen to get vexed over, you often bring accents and theatrics to the poems (e.g. the one about bedlam and the kipling "tommy" one. my bad memory). i would swear that your once wonderful standard has gone up a notch or two.
Nicely read. Also, a nice choice - provides a counter-balance to "The Young Husband."
EyeLean5280 11 months ago
A most willing suspension of disbelief. Don't you think? Splendid.
thissong4you 11 months ago
*chuckles* Just read it... I'll listen!
longhairred 11 months ago
Loved it!
FloresDeLaPrimavera 11 months ago
What wonderful humor!
Idlinfarm 11 months ago
I wonder if this is inspired by Lorca's "The Faithless Wife"... hmm.
36ss36 11 months ago
@36ss36 thats what i was wondering
TomRAFC 11 months ago
Blimey!!
justdi123 11 months ago
tom you are reading better than ever. your renditions of female- penned poems, especially of this nature, are some of the most stirring. you read without sounding self conscious, rarely faltering and despite having a certain method of reading which a precious few happen to get vexed over, you often bring accents and theatrics to the poems (e.g. the one about bedlam and the kipling "tommy" one. my bad memory). i would swear that your once wonderful standard has gone up a notch or two.
elstroshitnonstop 11 months ago
Neat
Sascopa 11 months ago
a might solipsistic, i think. The persona of the poem doesn't even consider that the guy might be married himself. Good poem.
scifiwritir 11 months ago
lol it's a little funny hearing this poem read in a deep man's voice
yared94 11 months ago
ah, well, whatever -- you know he is married, hey?
liz1060 11 months ago
good one
SALVATl0N 11 months ago