"Mad as the Mist and Snow" by W B Yeats (poetry reading)

[Artlitfan]

One of my favorites from the Winding Stair. If it's you reading fine job.

[petpatsu1]

Yes! Keep them coming. Listening to them read is luxurious. Thank you!

[shakespeareintune]

beautifully read--thanks for sharing and keep them a'coming !

[whatrodneysaid]

I recently taught my young cousins how to become swingers of birches. Thanks for sharing these wonderful poems - so well read. I look forward to them.

[jeremyshambles]

do you happen to know what reference to "Tully" is from? thanks kindly

[SpokenVerse]

Tully was Marcus Tullius Cicero, mentioned in the next stanza.

[jeremyshambles]

@SpokenVerse i appreciate the response and thanks for providing such exquisite poetry, cheers

[sonokosuzuki]

@jeremyshambles Actually, I think it's a reference to Gaius Valerius Catullus. I don't think he'd make two references to Cicero.

[sonokosuzuki]

@jeremyshambles Hm. Nvm. It's probably Cicero.