Raiments of Time
Loading...
Loading...
296
views
Loading...
Uploader Comments (livingpassion)
Video Responses
This video is a response to The Waking Lover (poem)
see all
All Comments (11)
-
I liked this piece too. I have a piece about time I wrote a couple months ago I may have to post as a response to this
-
Thank you!
-
Very eloquent analogies. I see dusk as more the mistress, and dawn the parting lover - the beginning of a romantic interlude, and the separation preceding the light of day.
-
You're wrapped in an old package... Wait, that was a 12 year old's response... I think I need sleep...
You're MOM's an old package...
Loading...
3:37
Rufus Wainwright, Sonnet 20: A Womans Face + banter, Kenwood, July 5, 2008by LysWantTwo356 views- 5:52
A SONNET CORONA 5/15 - Micha (guit.) and Ral (lyr. and recitation)by TheCountRal412 views
- 3:18
Shostakovich. Op. 62; #5. Sonnet 66. Performed by M. MacKinnon and M. Von Eccher.by BassTheBaritone293 views
- 1:12
Sonnet no 5: By William Shakespeareby bernardshakespeare2,945 views
- 0:22
Love and Poetryby livingpassion297 views
- 4:39
Magic: Sonnet #5 by AIVby jonasthanatos349 views
- 0:14
To The Pointby livingpassion274 views
- 2:06
Your Persistant Song (Sonnet 5 of the Songbird Sonnetsby livingpassion276 views
- 0:59
Sonnet 147 at 5:43 AMby elcamino7889327 views
- 3:44
Paradoxby livingpassion370 views
- 8:41
Sonnets from the Gatwick # 5 - Wendy Wanderlost.movby OutsidersGuide120 views
- 3:00
How to Approach Shakespeare: Sonnet 5by mrchilechaos173 views
- 1:08
sonnet#5by msoldiers265 views
- 6:00
Some INCREDIBLE Newsby livingpassion470 views
- 1:19
Awaiting the Thaw (poem)by livingpassion687 views
- 2:28
Nothing to Sayby livingpassion693 views
- 1:35
Shakespeare Sonnet 5by meowzadesign209 views
- 1:06
William Shakespeare - Sonnet 5by SpidersHouseAudio818 views
- 0:36
The Verve ,Sonnet live Blackpool emp Ballroon 5 11 07by nukeim2000401 views
- 5:45
Chelsea Grin - Sonnet Of The Wretched + Cheyne Stokes 8/5/10by hokage3451,482 views
"Ill met by midnight proud Titania." This poem reminds me of my favourite Shakespeare play "A Midsummer Night's Dream" This would be the perfect play for the Poetess, but which part would she play and why?
nordicsky 4 years ago
I love that play! Hmm... I think I most identify with the character of Hermia. After watching a movie version in class a few years ago a line stuck in my head for months that described my frequent frustrations, "Call you me fair? that fair again unsay. Demetrius loves your fair"
livingpassion 4 years ago
I'm sorry I misquoted. I meant "Ill met by moonlight proud Titania". We often have this play as an open air production on summer's evenings. The last one I saw took place in castle ruins in a walled garden with a full moon and a real owl hooting. It was magic. I would have cast you as Hermia.
nordicsky 4 years ago
I can imagine this would be incredibly beautiful in an open air setting. Enchanting really! Thank you as ALWAYS for your wonderful words!
livingpassion 4 years ago
I enjoyed that very much; thanks!
KennyWrites 4 years ago
Thank you.
livingpassion 4 years ago