The Dead Chatty Poets' Society
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The Dead Chatty Poets' Society
This may be the most disturbing collection of videos I've ever seen:
http://www.youtube.com/user/poetryanimations
http://www.youtube.com/user/poetryanimations
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loved the Jabberwocky ! now , that was good ..
had a shaky , senior moment , when i heard the voice of T.S. Eliot .
but at least he sounded a little more like a living person , when compared to Billy Yeats , whose sepulcheral tones would bring even Chuck Norris to a stand still .
what i remember of recordings of Yeats reading his own work , was the chanted, dead , dread intoning , of a thousand years of memories , all piled into one short moment .
i'd be interested in hearing what other , ahem ... senior people think of the voices , original or not , in the vids .
and hey , hungry philosopher , thanks for the link .
well done ( even if you don't think so yourself )
had a shaky , senior moment , when i heard the voice of T.S. Eliot .
but at least he sounded a little more like a living person , when compared to Billy Yeats , whose sepulcheral tones would bring even Chuck Norris to a stand still .
what i remember of recordings of Yeats reading his own work , was the chanted, dead , dread intoning , of a thousand years of memories , all piled into one short moment .
i'd be interested in hearing what other , ahem ... senior people think of the voices , original or not , in the vids .
and hey , hungry philosopher , thanks for the link .
well done ( even if you don't think so yourself )
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Hardy ended up with a "nevermore"!
Extremely creepy. The lip-synch is so bad I can't decide if that redeems it or makes it worse. No sock-puppets. That's a mercy.
Extremely creepy. The lip-synch is so bad I can't decide if that redeems it or makes it worse. No sock-puppets. That's a mercy.
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Some of their mouth/cheek apparatuses appear to be operated by some sort of early 20th C. hydraulics.
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If you don't look at the video (which I realise is supposed to be the point of the whole thing), it's actually very good. He even has Wilde, which is lovely But I can't watch the video...too weird.
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Great Concept. Thanks. The only downsides:
1. I don't much like poetry.
2. I really don't like snooty British accents from previous centuries. Sylvia Plath was OK.
Something modern American that wasn't poetry would be great. Two heads doing a dialog, twice as good.
1. I don't much like poetry.
2. I really don't like snooty British accents from previous centuries. Sylvia Plath was OK.
Something modern American that wasn't poetry would be great. Two heads doing a dialog, twice as good.
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What? I'm not understanding this...whatever does it mean????mutepointe wrote: 1. I don't much like poetry.
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I don't like poetry. Maybe it's just that all the poetry that I've ever been exposed to has sounded stilted, stuffy, self-absorbed, and too contrived. I like song lyrics. Lyrics sound more natural. I'm OK being unevolved on this issue. Maybe I'll get struck by lightning and I'll come to my senses or something.
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mutepointe wrote: Maybe I'll get struck by lightning and I'll come to my senses or something.
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It only took you 27 posts to throw a curse of poetry at me. I have your name. A few people will give you endearing love.
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mutepointe wrote: I really don't like snooty British accents from previous centuries.
Still true down the ages and across continents.Lerner, paraphrasing GBS wrote:An Englishman's way of speaking absolutely classifies him! The moment that he talks he makes some other Englishman despise him...
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Longfellow had about as much mouth movement this way || as that way=.
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Innocent Bystander wrote:mutepointe wrote: I really don't like snooty British accents from previous centuries.Still true down the ages and across continents.Lerner, paraphrasing GBS wrote:An Englishman's way of speaking absolutely classifies him! The moment that he talks he makes some other Englishman despise him...
So true Bro..so true.
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Loved and thought himself beloved,
From a glad kindness cannot take his eyes.
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Right. Yeats, too. Creepy. Creepy, and weird.Walden wrote:Longfellow had about as much mouth movement this way || as that way=.
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