Poetry by Kathryn Simmonds from Seren Books
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Kathryn Simmonds reads her poem 'The Woman Who Worries Herself to Death' from 'Sunday at the Skin Launderette' A Seren Books publication.
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This is the quality of video which I would like to see more often. Specifically? 1) face in decent light from the third button up; 2) eye contact with the camera and not on a page of text; 3) If a tele-prompter is used, it is used in such a way as to be invisible not only on screen but also in eye movement [NONE!]. 4) it doesn't hurt to have a quality poem to begin with. Good Show! Don as "Tauno"
taunohagelberg 2 months ago
That's really good, I love the poem - I'd have to agree with a previous post - definitely as terse as Larkin, a great perspective - a wonderful poem and brilliantly read/recited.
Riddles2007 1 year ago
as terse as Larkin, and as squirrelsome as a vole
Elffella 1 year ago
i like
newcomposition 3 years ago