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What is this awful convention of playing background music? Why are you drowning the words rendering them useless? Why are you trying to set my mood? The poem should do that. My experience of it should be my own

Nothing gold can stay? 😢

God I love her so much

Oscar with an American accent does not work.

The music is excellent.

Read all these in high school but didnt appreciate them like i do now.

India's former Prime minister Jawaharlal Nehru was found quoting in his diary the last four lines of 'Stopping by Woods..' the night that précéded his death... 'The Woods are lovely... And milles to go before I sleep..'

Now this is what i call poetry instead of that Billy Collins s..t

Thank you 🙏🤍

She thought herself ugly, surely she couldn't be ugly with such tenderness in her words.oh beautiful Emily tis the world around you that was ugly.

Whomever put this video together should have just went with the female voice over or AI that read Wild Nights.

Palpable, luxurious beauty eloquently laid out beneath the landscape of solitude and beauty. This presence emerges out of the darkness .

I Love you l, Em!

These readings are truly wonderful to hear by the brilliant poetess herself! I read the Bell Jar many years ago and still remember some of the story. I might read it again as I think I would appreciate it more now. 👍🙏🙋🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇮🇪🕊️

The music distracts.

These readings are so well produced. Thank you.

Ditto on the terrible music. Frost and Emily, American treasures.

This might be the perfect kind of poetry. Her lines don't torture the page, but run straight to the truth, free of affectation.

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EMILY IS A WONDERFUL❤ A BEAUTIFUL🌟 A MAGICAL POET🏆🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 GOD BLESS🙏

SIR FROST IS A MAGICAL❤ A WONDERFUL🌟 A MAGICAL POET🏆🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 GOD BLESS REST IN PEACE POWER AND LOVE🙏 THANK U FOR ALL U GAVE US SIR ROBERT FROST🏆🌟

And there are the fallen leaves our tears rest, blow again mighty bare tree, and as I've rested, grow and shed again , so we, both have given and comforted coming of death life and leaves. Kathryn Thornton

Liam reading "Easter'....Ill find you, I will find you...hard not to picture this..

Read of 2nd coming needs more saliva

One of my favourite poets but hear him read his own thoughts: now that's something else. Thanks for posting.

How much time did you have to decide?

Also well worth, check out Mike Scott's great record

"When you are old" Cilian Murphy ❤❤❤

What are those dates?

How can a fly be blue?

Source of inspiration A great power of creation

For those who wish to reach the wall in early days.,..can only be done Through a true fasting 😊❤😊

I Like Robert Frost

exquisite!

I just havent heard another english speaking poet put to together lines so perfect sounding. Each after the other so precisely musical. Ive always felt good poetry was the best words in the best arrangement, but i think Plath could have used other words and still these would be masterpieces.

One of two Frost poems read a week ago at my son’s funeral. Semper Fidelis Marine

That is beautiful 😍

First two lines are so deep to melt a person. This is poem.. I bow my head.. So deep

I wish there was no music put, otherwise nice reading

Wonderful❤

Wonderful poet❤

Would you please post the musicless version of this?

I don't consider myself to be competent to comment on the great poetry by such a great poet, WB Yeats. However I have enjoyed listening to his poetry. I salute him. 🎉❤😂

What's that poem about a farmer standing on a bridge shooting at the British? That's a good one I never liked the British

"The balled Pulp of your heart Confronts its small Mill of silence" -Cut, Sylvia Plath Plath is always relevant. 20 century modern poetry wouldn’t be the same with out her. Music, pop culture and literature still to this day have her stamp. Her words still shocking and hypnotizing as ever.

Thankyou for this, she makes me feel so un-alone in this life. Just like NIN and alot of other amazing people who dared to speak the truth, it's a damn shame she paid the ultimate price and her husband left her mentally and physically ill only to benefit from her poetry after her suicide that he was absolutely responsible for

Sylvia Plath Movie from "Stoneboy with Dolphin" - Part 1 czcams.com/video/yayJT6JhXfg/video.html

I have a question about Frost's poem "Home Burial" if anyone understands it

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