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Poetry for Romantics
Добавлен 16 мар 2017
VENUS' LOOKING GLASS BY CHRISTINA ROSSETTI
A poetic homage to the goddess of love, by Christina Rossetti
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NO THANK YOU, JOHN BY CHRISTINA ROSSETTI
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A classic poem of unrequited love, by Christina Rossetti
BALLAD OF FORGOTTEN LOVES BY ARTHUR GRISSOM
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A charming classic poem of reflection on the small loves of the past
SOLI CANTARE PERITI ARCADES BY ERNEST DOWSON
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A lovely classic poem of love for the countryside.....and country women.
THE MOON MAIDEN'S SONG BY ERNEST DOWSON
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A charming classic poem by Ernest Dowson
OVER THE BANNISTERS BY ELLA WHEELER WILCOX
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A classic love poem by Ella Wheeler Wilcox
A THUNDERSTORM IN TOWN BY THOMAS HARDY
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A Classic love poem about missed opportunities
O WERE I LOVED AS I DESIRE TO BE BY ALFRED, LORD TENNYSON
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A classic poem of love and longing by Alfred, Lord Tennyson
SONG OF THE AFTERNOON BY CHARLES BAUDELAIRE
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SONG OF THE AFTERNOON BY CHARLES BAUDELAIRE
AMONG THE RICE FIELDS BY LAURENCE HOPE
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AMONG THE RICE FIELDS BY LAURENCE HOPE
BRAID THE RAVEN HAIR BY WILLIAM GILBERT
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BRAID THE RAVEN HAIR BY WILLIAM GILBERT
WINTER MY SECRET BY CHRISTINA ROSSETTI
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WINTER MY SECRET BY CHRISTINA ROSSETTI
WHEN THOU SHALT WANDER BY THOMAS MOORE
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WHEN THOU SHALT WANDER BY THOMAS MOORE
You'll Love Me Yet by Robert Browning
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You'll Love Me Yet by Robert Browning
To the Serenader by James Whitcomb Riley
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To the Serenader by James Whitcomb Riley
I love thee ❤
Soliloquies not ejaculations 🌝
Hi.....thanks very much for visiting the channel. And thanks for pointing out a possible error. I wonder if you have a different version that the one I have in my notebook? Here are the lines relative to "ejaculations" in the version I have, which came from a book of English poetry. Your version might be the correct one, and I've encountered many errors from published works. In any event, thanks for pointing it out. Hereto I come to interview a ghost; Whither, O whither will its whim now draw me? Up the cliff, down, till I'm lonely, lost, And the unseen waters' ejaculations awe me. Where you will next be there's no knowing, Facing round about me everywhere, With your nut-coloured hair, And gray eyes, and rose-flush coming and going.
I was here first, waiting, searching. When I found you, I did not consider that you would choose me back. Did not consider that at all. I may not be good at showing it, and things have been a little weird, but my love for you is boundless and forever. I hope I can show that to you somehow.
Beautiful!
Thanks so much, and glad you enjoyed it. Definitely a classic love poem.
Beautiful!
Thanks so much, and glad you enjoyed it.
How to destroy the poem? Automated reader.
Always a pleasure to hear your lovely recitation.
Thanks so much! And I hope all is well with you!
Winnie Wallace.. The poem is one of the best ever written. Didn't enjoy the reading though.
She understood love as no other, expressed in this poem with a timeless beauty that's never been surpassed.
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Thank you for sharing your love of classic poetry with others who do. It’s not forgotten, even if it’s neglected by many. This poem is gentle and soft and your voice sounds kind. :)
Thank you so much for your lovely comment. I'm delighted that you enjoy and appreciate classic poetry.
Beautiful!So excellent expression of true love 💕
Thanks so much. Glad you enjoyed it.
You could be very disappointed
For my Jehovah Eishi is.
This is for my man will love you always Samantha
I love this poem my favourite
Glad you enjoyed it. This is truly one of the poetic classics.
What is the meaning of Low here? Dead or Sad?
The poet is referring to death. This is a common theme in 19th century poetry. Thanks for visiting the channel.
@@poetryforromantics2180 Thanks for Reply; But the poet already referred to Death in This line [ And when I perish, thou alone Wilt sigh above my place of rest ] ; would you make it clear for me please.
@@miamealaa5369 In this reference, the poet's image of "low" is the grave in which he will rest. The word was often used to signify the grave in 19th century poetry.
@@poetryforromantics2180 thank you very much!
This is for my wife Mrs Linda Mary Welch
I'm pleased I could assist in honoring her. Thanks for visiting the channel.
I don't think the romantic type of love is special. And I am started to think that the romantic type of love isn't real. I mean about more than half of romantic couples either break up with each other or divorce each other, while most platonic best friends remain friends until death. I think that having a platonic best friend is a lot better than having a romantic partner or spouse is. Having someone who's like a sibling to you is a lot better than having a romantic partner is. Also, you would more likely be much closer to a person who's like a brother or sister to you than you would be with a partner or spouse. People tend to fight with their partner or spouse a lot more than they do with a platonic best friend, and you never fight with your best friend the way you fight with your partner or spouse. Partners and spouses are just temporary. If you break up or divorce them, it's hard to go back to them. With your platonic best friend, you're going to make things work, because they are your best friend, they are your go to partner. It's always easier to make amends with them than it is with a romantic partner or spouse. Most people seem to be a lot more comfortable around their platonic best friends than they are around their romantic partners or spouses. A platonic best friend is one of the best things you could ever have. A platonic best friend can be someone you trust the most, and they can be your confidant and coach. People tend to trust their platonic best friends more than their romantic partners, and that's a fact.
I trust that this classic poem served to stimulate your thinking and reflections on the very nature of romantic versus platonic love. That, of course, is one of the fundamental aims of poetry. Thank your for sharing your thoughts, and thanks for visiting the channel.
My Greatest Love is from the heart. One. That i never held or loved in the flesh. Only now i relise what i destroyed sad i was. A fool and lost something so priceless no. No amount of words can. Mend. My brash words from fear and doubt that led me away if you here by some miracle i owe you an apology for all that i said no game's no manipulations just felt like its the right thing to do💫 hope your well and safe# 4 whatsitsworth Take care
This was a favourite at school
So glad you enjoyed it. Definitely one of the great poems of English literature. Thanks for visiting the channel.
Thank you
My pleasure, and thanks very much for visiting the channel.
Long time!
Good to hear from you. I hope you and your family have managed to stay healthy during all of the covid mess.
@@poetryforromantics2180 yes, we are grateful to be still alive. Thank you...been through it. How have you been doing?
@@sharonsmith480 Hanging in there. Stay safe.
@@poetryforromantics2180 you too
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Glad you enjoyed it.
Awesome
Thanks very much. Glad you enjoyed it.
Duncan Campbell Scott is a P.O.S
Thanks for reading the poem! Could you let me know the readers name?
Poem read by Alan. Thanks for visiting the channel.
I first happened upon the work of Richard Le Gallienne about thirty years ago when I read his Little Dinners With the Sphinx. I've now read about ten volumes of his writings (courtesy of Gutenberg and Kindle) and am currently finishing The Romance Of Zion Chapel (1898). There is no way of preparing for what will occur with you when you reach the middle of that novel and what follows. Perhaps the mixture of tenderness, uncompromising candor, stark fatalism and the most hopeless yet still vibrant of all hopes it contains is not for any but the strong of spirit and the all-generous of heart. Perhaps even then it will be too potent, too exacting, too unpitying and too pitiful. But it's worth the most dangerous of risks.
Always enjoy your renditions of these pieces of literature. Be safe.
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for visiting and hope all is well with you.
This was a beautiful piece. Well done
Thanks so much. I'm glad you enjoyed it.
check out Onondaga Madonna, The Indian Poems
"Come to me in my dreams, and then by day, I shall be well again...."
new graphics...
and I was searching this like crazy in TVP
Congratulations, dear uploader! The words that come to me are...gooey-head, inexplicably impressive...and at the moment I am either dumbstruck or PFR struck or both...it's just beyond words. sometimes we are unable to express the the way we feel. Thanks for posting/sharing this romantic verse.