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The Ballad of East & West - Rudyard Kipling (Paul Scofield)

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Uploaded on Oct 18, 2008

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  • Ennio444

    There have been a widely known difference between East and West along History since the Medic Wars between Greeks and Persians, 2500 years ago. Since then, East is East and West is West, and nothing ever done has been able to change that.

    But, when it comes to people, to individuals, it doesn't matter East or West, because we're all men and we feel the same, crave for the same and fight for the same.

    That's the meaning I get from it.

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  • ShaniqaPikes

    The actual poem is 96 lines long.  This guy read 4 of those lines, perhaps the "moral of the story" part. The poem's story is about an Afghan thief who steals a horse from an English colonel. The colonel's son chases down the thief, and the two fight. Each has the capacity to utterly destroy the other. Each is impressed with that capacity in the other, and with the will by which this destructive capacity is restrained. The two make an interesting exchange and a pact.

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  • ShaniqaPikes

    It's actually a long poem, and this is a small fragment. Overdone with all the music and lighting and stage props.

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  • hanson666999

    Very interesting interpretation:-) thankyou for sharing your insight sir.

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  • hanson666999

    I love this poem and Rudyard Kipling but what was he trying to say in this poem? What does it mean?

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