FascinatinRhythms (Pt2) CATULLUS/Poetry In Translation

[wishiwasastoic]

Wasn't "Tully" Marcus Tullius Cicero?

[medicinesocks]

Usually. See "more info" section on sidebar to this video.

[f417h]

U r a \/\/onder ƒull to \/\/atch!.

-A

[medicinesocks]

thankee your comments are always so interesting and heartwarming 2

[chrisfromeasthull]

I have never been interested in Literature but I came across this video my accident really and you are so entertaining.

You draw people in and make them WANT to listen. Well you did me anyway.

Good video. Keep going.

Chris

[medicinesocks]

thank you. i'm glad you liked it. i guess that's why they call it "great" literature. catullus can be fun!

[eaglecrowowl]

wow- Medicinesocks - I learned a lot that I knew nothing about. You are full of interesting knowledge. :)

[desertjournalonline]

Norm, if you had been my poetry teacher I could honestly say that I would have stayed awake for your lectures. But I remember my HS poetry teacher spent half of his time outside the classroom and I'm not sure what we were supposed to be doing during his absence. It was NOT until my mentor Dr. John Summersette helped bring me to appreciate classic literature, however, most of which I've forgotten over the years. You help bring some of it back. Thanks!

[lobstfeld]

What a great video. I love hearing people talk about lit.

[Idlinfarm]

Great I enjoyed this a lot.

[julesandmax]

Excellent! Very interesting. I love the piece about Caesar too :-)

[hausenharry]

hardly understood a word of it

but it did sound great

thoroughly enjoyed listening to you

and you looked good too

the beat is so very important