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  • Great, I love it :) Thanks for posting ~PG~

  • ahh the old odd poem from the a "Jabbewocky, Alice through the looking glass" my this is my favorite fairy tale :D ive been reading it so much its so memorible to me on the ENTIRE POEM!

  • I don't get freaked out by anything usually, but THIS sent shivers down my spine.

  • i remember when my teacher made us do like2 whole weeks of work ON this poem ^_^ hehehe and we had to revurs it and say it infront of the whole school XD and now i cannot forget it!

  • Imagine if Brian Blessed were to read this. Wow!

  • was the author mad when he wrote the stories

  • @WORMIE4456W - he did like his drugs...... this could explain his wild imagination.

  • @JustAudio2008 False. Contrary to popular belief; Lewis Carroll did not do any drugs.

  • @WORMIE4456W Carrol came up with through the looking glass while rowing Alice and her sister down a river

  • Excellent reading of this poem. Truly memorable!

  • Alltime favorite poem, hope to get it tattooed on my leg on a scroll :)

  • Almost sounds like Vincent Price.

    Just imagine if Vincent Price read it.

    Hahaha.

    Magnificent reading. Love this poem.

    ^_^

  • Fantastic. Thanks for the video.

  • Read by John Green?

  • Cheshire cat

  • no wonder the jabbawockeez picked this and say a figment of your imagination. I like it the poem... its kinda weird but thats okay.

  • i've had this memorized for like 10 years; i like to recite it when i'm drunk :D

  • i have to memorize this for school!

  • @daniel88g

    as do i

  • @daniel88g lol same

    we had to act it out for drama

  • @ethyl1234 LMAO!! My teacher is making me do this "Say it out loud thing" and its hard!! D:

  • @Rocker295013 lol ikr

    i'm glad mines over

    :P

  • @ethyl1234 lol i can only remember the first two lines!

  • @Rocker295013 lmfao

    i know how you feel

    :P

  • Excellent!

  • i wish i sounded like that.

  • I built a small robot on the bristle bot principle for my niece. It looks, to me, just like a Mome Rath. At the risk of sounding like a spammer, I posted video of it on my page if you would like to see it. Thanks for uploading this. I enjoyed it. Thumbs up.

  • did this voice make any one else lol

  • My grandfather taught me this when I was about ten and I knew it word for word

  • i have to memorize this O.O

  • @rocknrollme6 I memorized it for a grade 10 english class project. I made a 60 min tape of aceylone's version and listened to it for days. That was about 10 years ago and I still know it.

  • I love the Jabberwocky. :D

  • How could anyone not enjoy this beautiful poem? Lewis Carroll is a true genious.

  • its to bad I cant find vincent price do this poem

  • I love this poem agreed

  • oh frabjous day! Callou Callay!

  • This is fucking weird.

  • This is the poem I'm reciting for Poetry Out Loud. It's pretty cool(:

  • I love how he says "burbled"! <3 

  • Carroll was on cocaine at the time he made this poem i beleive. I remember reading his addictions fed many of this.

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  • i love that word : "twas" :D

  • @igneous061 The word is Dutch from origin, in Belgium we still say instead

    "het was" (it was) , "twas"

  • I have so far been unable to slay the Jabberwock. ):

  • It isn't really supposed to be a creepy poem you guys. Read it again :) I know it's hard to understand, but forget reality and remember your childhood. Everything by Lewis Carroll will become clearer then :)

  • very excellent!

  • this guy sondes disterbed i gess just makes it all more creppyer... wich is how i like it

  • i like the movie and the book

  • I did my own version as well - I memorised the poem for a recitation in in fourth grade and still remeber it today. My pronunciation disagrees however. I remember learning to say it with the hard G for gyre and gymbol, but I think the J in frabjous is meant to be a hard consonant as well. I recal there being some direction from Carroll that I was able to read at the time. I had never heard it spoken aloud until I saw Monty Python's Jabberwocky at age 12 or so (around 1983?)!

  • @TheUghman OMG IM MEMORIZING IT NOW FOR 4TH GRADE!! SO COOL!

  • @HannahMontanaLolol - haha - well I learned it in 4th grade and I still remember it 30 years later! Maybe you will still remember it in the year 2040!

  • oh my...this is really a ...have no words for that version...afraid ^^ and awesome...

  • I ALWAYS LOVED THIS POEM!1

  • only surpassed by depps brief portion in movie

  • AHHH! He just started yelling this poem. Seriously, for some reason i thought it would sound silky and slimy. He scared me when he started yelling into my headphones!

  • All of the sound for the poem liked Halloween, and the read narrative vocie was told by the wizard, and it was like a Halloween poem to a night of Mischeif Night in America, and Guy Fwake NIght at Britain, Canada, and Australia!

  • He started speaking so suddenly, it startled me!

  • As told by a pirate.....lol

  • I've always loved Lewis Carroll. Thanks for posting this.

  • Haha! He recites it so dramatically! Love it! Carroll(aka Dodgson) rocks!

  • I love how he recites the poem!! ^^

  • An odd poem, but awesome in and of itself. I love it.

  • Oh ....Yes, Indeed...Be afraid..Be very afraid.

  • Be afraid. Be very afraid.

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