At first I thought, "Gene Wilder!" (haha! Just joking.) I dig your rendition mate! And from memory at that... bet you have fun around the campfire telling this. :)
your awesome. geez.. effortless yet bravo!! you can see it in his eyes.. in his eyes. his eyes is enough to express those words.. without action or anything. your amazing.
Great-- so often poetry is divided as if the end of the line was a comma or period. At last Sam is recited according to the punctuation--and the players sense of rightness/interpretation. BRAVO !
At first I thought, "Gene Wilder!" (haha! Just joking.) I dig your rendition mate! And from memory at that... bet you have fun around the campfire telling this. :)
beauch 1 year ago
why are you bothering to video yourself acting in such a stupidly realistic way?
elliot91murphy 2 years ago
na i like jhonny cash's one were he recites the poem
matthew90630 2 years ago
your awesome. geez.. effortless yet bravo!! you can see it in his eyes.. in his eyes. his eyes is enough to express those words.. without action or anything. your amazing.
agathamudblood 3 years ago
best version I have seen
mahargsaxet 3 years ago
Great job! I never realized it, that's a great poem to do for kids around a campfire.
GrowlinWillie 3 years ago
Not bad, BUT I much prefer the John McDonagh version.
Bugsy0001 3 years ago
Very well done, from inside the poem. You took me where the words really go.
marlowman 3 years ago
Great-- so often poetry is divided as if the end of the line was a comma or period. At last Sam is recited according to the punctuation--and the players sense of rightness/interpretation. BRAVO !
Eddiemcflembob 4 years ago
the eyes and gestures of a true raconteur render the greatest Canadian ballad in fitting style.
sunrayB 4 years ago