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Beautiful rendering. Few can give voice to the words in the poem. Thanks

Amazingly read out.

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And the reader's name is...?

I find this an exciting reading. Thank you! And the contextualization of each poem to prepare us for what we're about to hear was an excellent idea.

Beautifully described and dramatically performed. Thank You.

Lovely

Two minutes in. The artist's name is Severn, like the river, not Severin like the explorer.

Brilliant recitation! Thank you.

Wonderful!

Maybe he wrote it when he was in Pisa, he lived in Pisa and loved the San Rossore Park. He often visited the pine forest with Byron.

Thank you

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This is the best reading of "Ode to a Nightingale" that I've been able to find on TH-cam. Not only are the emotions of the poem expressed excellently, but Jack Ramey also brings to life the intricate formal characteristics of the poem, with his sense of meter, pace and timing. Thank you very much, sir.

Such a beautiful reading, thank you very much for sharing. I find the tone and message of the poem invigorating, and I think you expressed that feeling perfectly. I also think that you pointed out some important facts in your introduction. Percy Shelley was indeed one of the few of his contemporaries to recognize and acknowledge Keats' poetic genius, and he was furious at the way critics had treated his work. Some people in the literary establishment continued to dismiss Keats long after his death. Even W. B. Yeats scornfully dismissed him as a stablekeeper's son, and he was born more than two generations after Keats. It's also very true what you said about Shelley's concept of "communing with the divine spirit" present in nature. Although he was politically a radical and famously got himself expelled from Oxford for writing a pamphlet "On the Necessity of Atheism", I think it's quite clear from his writing that he saw the divine as a force at work within nature, and quite possibly as a force inseparable from or even identifiable with nature itself. A force of which humans are very much a part of.

I wanna know what is the two mood on this poem..its hard to analyze and im not into poetry or cant understand english that well..

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I've watched all the videos in the channel. Some, several times over. I would love to take all of my English literature classes from you, please and thank you.

I love your way of reciting, love you

Entschuldigung -- wenn a me nird bis zur rage ärgern meissad, dann kannte moz lacha. Hätte nicht gedacht, dass es nicht noch viel schlechter auch geht als hier vorgeführtt. Tuts aber. Danke immerhin für die erhellende Einführung.

This channel has only 116 subs, and that dear folks is a travesty. Lovely interpretation as ever.

Eloquently delivered.

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A beautiful rendition of the poem. Thank you.

Beautiful 🤗🤗

Wonderful reading. I love how you change the dynamics of your voice to capture the ebb and flow of the whooshing wind throughout the verse.

"Keats seems to be saying that art is eternal - the nature of art and itself is eternal, and the nature of life and reality is fleeting." Your short explanation made me get the whole poem. I was wondering what the poem was saying throughout the 5 stanzas. Very clear :) Thank you, sir.

It's really amezing👌👌👌

love ur tone!

My appreciation for your most adequate reading is muted only by my inability to explain to you how terribly terribly heavy all other readings were and how they made these words fall as lifeless bricks to my sorely disappointed ears ....I thank you as best I know for your passion is to my ears most enjoyable...

Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and this Vid

Marvelous !

Very nice. I recite this internally every morning. It keeps my memory sharp and gives me something beautiful to reflect on for later.

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Wonderfully modulated, meditative yet impassioned reading of this majestically wild apostrophic poem.

What a passionate reading. Thank you

Appreciate your explanation on this fascinating poem. Love your reading!

A beautiful reading of a beautiful poem.

Loved your rendition of poem

Very informative, thank you

A great reading, very insightful interpretation. Thank you Mr R

Thank you thank you a lot for sharing

The best thing one can find on the internet regarding Shelly's ode to the west wind.

that was such a mesmerizing performance. thank you for sharing.

plz upload more videos kindly

I found this video to be highly enlightening and enjoyable.