Deep Relaxation: Meditation Music and John Keats Poems (soft spoken poetry, asmr)

[@Anne-yi5sb]

One of England’s greatest poets. Greatest...🌟

[@ИльяСорокин-е8р]

Brilliant! I'm so happy it was recorded! And now everyone, wanting for Keat's poems to hear, has the opportunity.

[@Koffis47]

Always coming back to this masterpiece!

[@solsticesummer982]

Beautiful, would love a longer, slower, quieter version for sleep.

[@peoniesandparchment]

thank you so much! this channel is just what i was looking for. you are amazing ❤❤❤❤❤

[@hitheshyogi3630]

John Keats , a great man who understood something about human life than others.He brings heart touching creations....Use Creativity....'Universal Arrow',Kerala,India.

[@marksandsmith6778]

Autumn 12:50

[@callmewalle4020]

The most relaxed i ever felt in my life...

[@thepoetrysanctuary9762]

Wonderful, I know how difficult it is to recite poetry...well done.

[@PrabhatKumar-hy9tq]

Excellent!

[@petersiegfriedkrug]

tender soul. Much more introverted than Byron. Much more delicate than Byron

[@Anne-yi5sb]

I agree wholeheartedly.

[@poettrance8669]

Poet Trance has uploaded a new video: Deep Relaxation: Meditation Music and John Keats Poems (soft spoken poetry, asmr).
Deep Relaxation/Meditation Music combined with John Keats poems read gently aloud. Soft spoken poetry is great for relaxing or for your own creativity and inspiration. Listen with earphones for best effect. Some listeners might experience ASMR. Enjoy! Poems (in order):
When I Have Fears
Ode To A Nightingale
Ode On A Grecian Urn
To Autumn
This Living Hand
#johnkeats #poetry #asmr #odeonagrecianurn #relaxation #poettrance #meditation #sleep #softspoken

[@mozherjebri4495]

'Here lies a man whose name was writ in water'

[@paddydunne814]

Sweet sweet

[@lucial.4224]

1:55

[@odetojohnkeats8703]

October 30th - 31st, 2015 I thank you

[@poettrance8669]

+Ode to John Keats You are most welcome!

[@luizbute6497]

Background music name?

[@doghouse100148]

On

[@annafernando6816]

Nice effort but IMO needs to be read by a man with an English accent.

[@Coobyliscous]

As opposed to Stephen Hawkings

[@lizzybennet8293]

Anna Fernando 100% agree, couple of seconds in I realized I'm not enjoying the female narration~

[@luciop4139]

dull and tedious

[@JLFAN2009]

The poems or the recitation?

[@subhassaha4582]

Excellent!