Spoken by Firelight
It’s cold in Maine, so growing up there campfires were a part of daily life. I was mostly just the person who started the fire and quietly tended it. But on rare occasions I would recite a favorite poem. Mostly Edgar Alan Poe or William Shakespeare, but also some J.R.R. Tolkien and others.
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This podcast will contain the title and author, as well as the contents of the poem. I am not a public speaker, so there will be no unscripted dialogue. I will transcribe the text of the piece here on ODEO, along with any notes I might have about the piece.
Creator: Nils T. Devine
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O for a voice like thunder, and a tongue to drown the throat of war! – When the senses ... (907 days ago)
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Narcissus and Echo by Fred Chappel
Shall the water not remember Ember my hand’s slow gesture, tracing above of ... (914 days ago)
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Was ever woman? Act 1, Scene II of Richard III
Was ever a woman in this humour woo’d? Was ever a woman in this humour won? I’l... (921 days ago)
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