Kubla Khan - Samuel Taylor Coleridge
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@TS50ER True.
DMNKsTWIN 1 month ago
One can't help but wonder how this brilliant poem would have continued had Coleridge not been interrupted during the writing.
TS50ER 9 months ago
This is great! I love to listen to it. It calms me down when I'm preparing exams
Ninospina 10 months ago
i have lost count how many readings of this on utube i have listened to (1st few line down only,all i could stomach) in quick sucession, ruined for me by pretencious readings by men loving the sound of their own voice, the poem a vehicle for their self proclaimed mastery of the spoken english language, in turn killing the feel of the intent of coleridge's words. this version is great, the poem comes first, thank u 4 uploading
bryngOneOn 1 year ago