William Shakespeare Sonnet XVIII

[guabar]

Dejaste una hermosa traducción de este poema tan querido para mí. También me conmovió mucho el reportaje a Sábato que subiste a Youtube. Gracias Paradoxicus!

[lovemusicbabe]

this is beautiful :)

[mcrforever18]

beautiful just amazing love it xxx

[paradoxicus]

¿Debería compararte a un dia de verano?.

Eres lo más hermoso y enternecido.

Rudos vientos de Mayo inclinan los brotes,

y el devenir del verano será un corto coto.

Ocasional el ojo caliente del cielo refulge,

y a menudo su dorada presencia se esfuma; y a veces en su lejanía oculta su belleza,

por mero azar o a cambio de la propia naturaleza.

[paradoxicus]

Pero nada apagará tu eterna primavera

ni perderás la posesión de la belleza impropia

ni la muerte impostará que eres su sombra

cuando crezcas apasionada en líneas inmortales.

Mientras como personas respiremos o veamos,

mis versos vivos darán vida a tu vida.

[guabar]

@paradoxicus

Dejaste una hermosa traducción de este poema tan querido para mí. También me conmovió mucho el reportaje a Sábato que subiste a Youtube. Gracias Paradoxicus!

[lmorganjr]

I wish I could have met Shakespeare. If I was living in and around the time and places where Shakespeare roamed, I know he (William Shakespeare) would have "took-a-liking-to-me" (as an intellectual and moral person) and befriended me wholeheartedly. I wonder if the critics or societal figureheads said Shakespeare's literary works were just another poem or words. Wow! Shakespeare is more revered than any King, Dictator, President, etc.!!!

[lmorganjr]

I am not surprised to notice the small amount of views pertaining to William Shakespeare's literary works, even though Shakespeare's literary works have more substance and poetic meaning than most writer's can fathom on their great days. Shakespeare's literary works has and will outlast the fame of the various million + youtube viewer accounts. Furthermore, a lot of Shakespeare's literary works have been "sampled" by the favorable and unfavorable Sonnet enthusiasts.

[cosmicgirl97]

hi ...this is my preferred sonnet..

[xAllFavMsVidx]

Thanks for all the positive feedback if you enjoyed this video you might like Year's End. Thanks again

[CAPcadetNick]

i love this poem, amazing job on the piano, it sounded great

[xAllFavMsVidx]

Sure i dont mind if you share with your class, tell all your friends to watch all my vids, and to tell their friends =]

[T3MP3STWROX]

hey do u mind if i share this video with my class? this has wonderfull music and pictures, im not taking any claim or nothin i just think my shakespear class would enjoy it

[xAllFavMsVidx]

Thanks for all the comments i appreciate them and i'm glad i got the chance to post this video on youtube.

[yogaspinnie]

Wonderful!

I felt the urge to share is with A LOT of friends today. I am sure this video will receive a lot of "ohs" and "ahs".

Everyone with a sense of wonder and romance will love this right? Although Wikipedia does indicate Shakespeare wrote this Sonnet about a man...which for me as a girl in love makes it extra special.

~thnx for your work.

[AquamarineVista]

Wow- I love the song, it goes so well with the sonnet- and you played it so beautifully!

[shaggy69snooch]

good job. i could never get bored of those words!

[shakespearefanatic]

thanks so much for putting this on! I was trying to memorize it for a class I'm in, but I just couldn't, but when you put it to music it helped a lot. THANKS!

Cheers

[xAllFavMsVidx]

Yea it great!

[xofizzaxo]

oh em geeeeee thanksiesss!

[abc123303]

Nice Vid!