St Agnes' Eve by John Keats, read by Jamie Parker

I originally recorded this for Sam West's Pandemic Poems. It is still part of the huge soundcloud library he put together tirelessly, which you can find in its entirety here. / pandemic-poems-by-samu...
I'm leaving my small contribution here on youtube in case you missed it, to keep my back catalogue in one place, and in case this platform's more convenient for you for whatever reason.
I love this poem, in spite of encountering as part of the English syllabus. I first learned it off by heart when I was 16, and I still know most of it now. Strange what sticks.
Strictly speaking it should be listened to on Jan 20th, but I find it's good for any cold blustery night (or day) by the fire. Hope you enjoy.
Mic & audio interface - Scarlet studio 2i2
amzn.to/3iMAV7X
Plantronics BackBeat FIT Mobile Bluetooth Headphone - Black Core, 206005-05
amzn.to/34DwIyy
ESDDI Lighting Kit
amzn.to/3jGKHKo
Photography 160 LED Studio Lighting Kit
amzn.to/34BRzlU
Photography Light, SAMTIAN LED Video Light
amzn.to/3d9Z4Et
OneOdio Over Ear Headphones
amzn.to/3nxlELW
Phone Tripod
amzn.to/2Fb19Ds

[@stuartjameson1439]

I recite poetry as nothing more than an amateur hobby, and this has been such a great inspiration to inspire my own attempts. Thanks so much for the upload.

[@user-pw3rm2kx3s]

Bloody Brilliant Mate Cheers! Breathtakingly read.

[@benzedrineboy]

Thank you for this beautiful recording. English is not my first language so reading this poem was a hard task for me. I was able to read it while simultaneously listening to the video. Your voice is so soothing. 10/10

[@MP-fq5cn]

I do enjoy all this being in one place!

[@larrikins]

i've not read this poem in ages! i'd forgotten how much i like it. thanks for reminding me :)

[@andymorrisova3027]

these videos are seriously getting me through quarantine, thank you for uploading them and all your cheer :^)

[@yusuffulat6954]

Such an awesome reading!

[@theculturedbumpkin]

This is OUTSTANDING

[@edelgar33]

I love these lines; thank you.

[@bandolero5068]

Did this in English Lit in 1978. I return to it every now and then. You read it well.

[@alexanderpushkin3951]

8:24