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  • It is a quite stirring reading. Reminiscent of how acting students are trained in Beckett's long monologues, such as Not I or Catastrophe, the repeated emphasis and clipped ends. It is a method in which poets write, yes? The extreme attention to repetition is on purpose, even just a pronoun can guide the poem so convincingly in various directions. WE is the poem; the rest is just kind of transporting the reader from one "we" to the next.

  • I am grateful for your readings and I like your putting the author's photo, the words and a significant picture into the video. It, along with your reading, gives me the delight of fully be immersed in the poem.

  • It does sound like love making...your phrasing takes you into the rhythm of gasps, moans, bodies moving! Excellent!

  • i don't agree with the "we"s. too much liberty in this reading, i have to say. the emphasis was too distracting.

    (your "sex without love," however, was absolutely brilliant.)

  • Extraordinary. . My heart leaps and gives wing in the soaring joy of these words.

  • exquisite....

  • Wow !

  • That was BEAUTIFULLY rendered. Thank you ever so much!

  • amazing. you read that so well. it must have taken a lot of work so well done. Normally to listen to a poem being read badly just ruins the whole thing, I'm sure if I'd heard THIS read badly i wouldn't have understood it. But, as it is, I can hear everything she is saying in this poem- and I love it.

  • you read that better than she does! gorgeous.

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