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4 videosYouTube Mix for Robert Lowell- 2:27
Robert Lowell reads Skunk Hourby awetblackbough3,490 views
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Robert Lowell reads Epilogueby awetblackbough1,846 views
- 1:41
Anne Sexton Reads "Her Kind"by schoolmaster194532,312 views
- 8:38
"Quaker Graveyard in Nantucket" by Robert Lowell (poetry reading)by SpokenVerse2,629 views
- 1:08
"Epilogue" by Robert Lowell (poetry reading)by SpokenVerse2,802 views
- 6:08
John Berryman: Life, Friends, is Boring.by ParnellMooney46,082 views
- 1:29
Robert Lowell - Pigeons - For Hannah Arendtby retepnewo760 views
- 1:58
"Home After Three Months Away" by Robert Lowell (poetry reading)by SpokenVerse2,004 views
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Robert Lowell reads The Old Flameby awetblackbough656 views
- 1:17
Anne Sexton reads "The Truth The Dead Know"by DrewArriola47,839 views
- 3:29
Sylvia Plath Reads Lady Lazarusby mishima1970241,557 views
- 1:05
Robert Lowell - "Epilogue"by hartcrane2,624 views
- 9:44
Anne Sexton at home - 1 (VOSE)by poesiaenobras51,690 views
- 8:21
W.B.Yeats Reading His Own Verseby brychar66126,835 views
- 6:28
Robert Pinsky Reads Shirtby MassPoetry3,022 views
- 2:34
Robert Lowell's "Skunk Hour": Read by Dr. Rafey Habibby chrisbarrett1,371 views
- 1:00
"The Road not Taken" by Robert Frost (poetry reading)by SpokenVerse75,540 views
- 8:42
John Berryman reads from the Dream Songs (1968) 1/6by erp658,711 views
- 2:40
The Poet's View -- John Ashberyby poetsacademy24,113 views
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Ezra Pound - Canto XLV (With Usura)by fromthecold78,991 views
Nice to hear his voice. Sounded more like a southerner than a Boston Brahmin. Crazy guy who was one of America's finest poets.
ManilaSyndicate 5 months ago
then there are the others like Salinger who run from fame: when asked why did he write Catcher in the first place, he said I had not notion I would be so famous
doctornoooo 9 months ago
I love Lowell for the generosity of his thieving heart! He so wanted fame, but the poems were already beyond all that... The man could write! He often called himself the first "chemo-poet" because he began taking drugs prescribed for depression, and as such was an early victim (and beneficiary, depending upon your take on the drugs' effect on him) of a belief that if only we could get the balance right in the brain...
twohawksfucking 1 year ago 2
Wonderful.
bearbagley 1 year ago
Love this!
williefogle 1 year ago
Do you have information on when and where this was recorded? It sounds like a somewhat older Lowell, perhaps in his last year.
EdiblePlanets 2 years ago