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  • Donne was better than Shakespeare.

  • Stupenda lettura,bellissima voce. Non conoscevo questo attore,ma la sua maniera di leggere poesie è superiore a quelli che vengono di solito lodati, Gielguld o la ridicola voce chioccia di Richard Burton

  • Thanks for this video! I've listened to it at least a dozen times in an effort to memorize the poem... it's a great recitation.

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  • @simulachra You're joking right?

  • @simulachra John Donne was born in London in 1572. It's a British poem.

  • the voice is everything.

  • one word.. hope.

  • COBHC \m/

  • @MrOlenevod am i missing somtehing here ??

  • Nicely done, with wonderful dramatic pauses and inflections of the voice.

  • umm in the song Follow the Reaper by Children of Bodom there's an insert from this poem ;) also Children of Bodom is my all time favorite band so i love this poem too

  • @HellBoy133333

    10 months later there is someone.. to fucking SECOND THAT!

    I have nothing intelligent to say by the way.

  • @HellBoy133333

    I enjoy milk,....so I love cows...

  • @HellBoy133333 It's the sample from Exorcist III when the priest is talking to himself in the padded cell.

  • it is awesome

  • this is my recitation

  • this is a perfect reading of such a great poem.

  • excellent stuff!!! beautifully read

  • stunning, stunning, stunning!

  • Poor death! Thou are slave to ... desperate men and dost with poison, war or sickness dwell - fresh view to turn the tables on Death.

    Very nice job, scansion, cadence.

  • Death thou shalt die - an epic turn upon the subject.

  • I Love This Poem. Thank You so Much :)

  • beautiful,,thank you

  • i have to memorize this poem for english class and i love it, it's so amazing, it has a lot of meaning to it. i love the last phrase that says: And Death shall be no more; Death, thou shalt die. i love this poem!!!!

  • Yes, there's something about that very appealing, isn't there? Paradox is of course one of the big tropes of Renaissance poetry, but I think Donne does it particularly well.

  • What a very beautiful poem.

  • I enjoy listening to this poem read by Julian Glover. I like his voice quality and cadence.

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