"Ode on a Grecian Urn" by John Keats (read by Tom O'Bedlam)

This was one of the first poems I recorded. I was still learning the ropes then, and the sound sampling technique I used in early videos resulted in a muffled sound quality. That doesn't mean this recording is better in other ways, I just wanted to do it again.
The picture is alleged to be of the actual urn that inspired the poem.

[@tryfev]

I adore this poem since 1962-3 (i was 17 years old) when I translated it in Greek with my rather poor then knowledge of english language.

[@NasaCortis]

i love Keats, and this reading does Him justice. Well done

[@ihreruhigebesonneneartvors1616]

Great voice and marvelous rendition! Hope to hear more poems read by you, amigo.

[@jessicafielding8643]

I love listening to your recordings, your voice lends power to each poem.

[@SpokenVerse]

+Jessica Poggi Thank you fgor saying so. It's good to feel appreciated.

[@saraswati2506]

SpokenVerse I have fallen in love with your reading these poems

[@jandrews270]

A few moments of time, so much power.

[@19111960able]

beauty truth

[@woodenjaw]

WOW!

[@annamwangi289]

Me, after reading this poem: "I absolutely love this style of poetry!"
My brother: "Why can't he, (Keats) speak more plainly?" This is my life. 🙄

[@Dewberrydudeabides]

So good🙏

[@allertonoff4]

i understand what you are doing now. to read a text without colouring it with the emotion of the reader, you seek to broaden and enlight, respects.

[@farahnaz5852]

It’s beautiful reading

[@marioriospinot]

Nice.